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November 2, 1958
Sunday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Dr Sholem Stein - an interview

November 2, 1961
Thursday

Television - Television Guest

• Jack Paar Show

November 2, 1962
Friday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Walking in Square Corners - The Perfect Crime
First Line: Yes, we've made it again. . .

November 2, 1964
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Back From England, Beatles, Election Eve
First Line: There we go friends, neighbors, fellow sufferers. . .

November 2, 1964
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• What Year Is It? - Pipe Dreams
First Line: He always sings raggedy music to the cattle as he swings. . .

November 2, 1965
Tuesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• American Dream Sales Pitch - Hellbound Train
First Line: Hello there, I see a little note here. . .

November 2, 1967
Thursday

Live Shows

• Franklin High School

November 2, 1969
Sunday

Live Shows

• Wagner College

November 2, 1969
Sunday

Radio - WOR Show
WGBH Boston Replay

• Pin Boy
First Line: We have so much business to get out of the way tonight. . .

November 2, 1970
Monday

Television - Television Guest

• Crosstalk

November 2, 1971
Tuesday

Radio - Radio Guest

• Martha Deane Show

November 2, 1972
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Army Chickens - Marijuana Soup, Chicken Plucking, Motor Pool
First Line: Would you please prepare that magnificent piece of music there. . .

November 2, 1973
Friday

Radio - WOR Show

• How It Is And How It Aint

November 2, 1977
Wednesday

Television - Television Guest

• Tomorrow Show

November 2, 2015
Monday

Books - Books Referring to Shep

• St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street

"Imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're no longer a memory - Does it seem possible to you?
You better believe it's possible, not only possible but certainty." - Jean Shepherd - October 7, 1971