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August 7, 1957
Wednesday

Jazz - Jazz Concert

• Jazz Under The Stars

August 7, 1960
Sunday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Listen Baby - "I'm not arguing with you, just involved"
First Line: Do you mind if I turn this thing down, baby. . .

August 7, 1962
Tuesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Selling Fun
First Line: I'm on the corner of 53rd and Lexington. . .

August 7, 1963
Wednesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Privileged People
First Line: I'm going to have to wan you for any little old ladies who are listening tonight and any underage children and people in Staten Island... (Theme missing - may not be true 1st line)

August 7, 1965
Saturday

Radio - Limelight Show
Original Airing

• Fantasy vs Reality, Shirt Commercial / Army Casual Company
First Line: Thank you - at least it is a pleasure to see an honest audience. . .

August 7, 1966
Sunday

Article

• CHICAGO: WHERE NEW YORKERS GO IF THEY MAKE A WRONG TURN IN JERSEY

August 7, 1969
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Catching Rats
First Line: Why am I getting such a hum in here. . .

August 7, 1972
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Monsters
First Line: That's it, what's the matter with you in there. . . .

August 7, 1972
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• The Specialist
First Line: When the night falls silently. . .

August 7, 1975
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Science Fiction Predicts the Future
First Line: Speaking of the Bicentennial and the coonskin cap. . .

August 7, 1975
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
WBJC Synd Replay

• Time Buying New Car - Inner Thoughts
First Line: Okay, fine, I'm in charge. . .

August 7, 2003
Thursday

Article

• "Flash mob"

"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975