Anybody remember Paul Harvey

[newmathewsfan]

I can remember listening to his news broadcasts but always looked forward to “The rest of the story”. He was pretty insightful for his time. I came across this tidbit this morning and thought I’d share.

https://youtu.be/n0FF13u13WE

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[dawgkllr]

Listened to him every day at lunchtime when I was building houses. We would take our lunch break right when he came on the radio.

[flywise]

Yep
Probably the reason I never smoked dope
Quit stealing a cans of cope from 7-11 when I was young and dumb and he even mentioned a christmas UFO event in NM I witnessed with my own eyes. His stuff was always worth hearing

[MadHatter]

My entire child hood we listened to him.
He always kept it interesting, no matter what your age was.

[Bayouboy]

Listened every chance I got. One of the American greats that will never be repeated.

[C.W.Ashby]

Sure do remember him. Always enjoyed his stories...and the rest of the story!

[Bisch]

That was a great clip. He definitely had a way with words, and a great delivery!!!!!

Bisch


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[Twipper333]

I used to listen to the "Rest of the Story" on WBAP 820 am radio just before Mark Holtz and Eric Nadel would call the Ranger's games.

I still remember listening to the games on my radio while laying on my bedroom floor and throwing a baseball up in the air and catching it in my glove all game long!

[GoneSouth]

Y’all should check out Mike Rows podcast. It’s called “the way I heard it”

[Texas Grown]

Spent many lunch breaks listening to him. "And now you know the rest of the story".

[speck1]

Listened every chance I got. One of the American greats that will never be repeated.

X2. Spent many lunches with my grandma listening to Paul Harvey.

[flywise]

Y’all should check out Mike Rows podcast. It’s called “the way I heard it”

Didnt know he had one....thanks

[Aggiehunter08]

Great one, thanks for sharing!

[DRT]

They broke the mold on Paul.

Gary

[DRettele]

Thank you for sharing!
Paul Harvey is always worth taking time out of our day to listen and genuinely reflect on the message.