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November 4, 1963
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Beruit - The Beautiful Mediterranean Sea
First Line: Come into my little nest!

November 4, 1965
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• People rarely want what they say they want!
First Line: How about a little moment here. . .

November 4, 1967
Saturday

Radio - Limelight Show
Original Airing

• Jobs / 2nd Lieutenant Shepherd
First Line: And now, right from the heart of stinking, rotton, sinful Greenwich Village. . . .

November 4, 1969
Tuesday

Radio - WOR Show
WGBH Boston Replay

• Salute To Halftime - Halftime Shows
First Line: You didn't think I'd make it, did ya. . .

November 4, 1970
Wednesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Union Leaders - Lost WWII Aircraft recovered
First Line: Everywhere I look, I see SIN. . .

November 4, 1971
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Al Capone and Dillinger
First Line: Like they have to put warnings on the sides of cigarette packages. . .

November 4, 1974
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Wide Open Town - Big Al - Elections
First Line: On nights before the election you might as well forget. . .

November 4, 1974
Monday

Radio - WOR Show

• Smokey Joe

November 4, 1974
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
WETA Synd Replay

• The Bloody Finger In The Box Gag (Repeat)
First Line: Ah, yeah, I'm ready, I'm telling ya. . . .

November 4, 1975
Tuesday

Radio - WOR Show

• NY City Defaults, Cream of Wheat, Astrological Report
First Line: oh, the blasted hopes, the blasted dreams

November 4, 1976
Thursday

Article

• Satirist to Speak

November 4, 1976
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show

• Tinfoil Ball

November 4, 2005
Friday

Books - Books Referring to Shep

• I Saw That Movie, Too:

"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