Flicklives


General Data

Culture

Where Shep Made Reference To This Subject

• Article - November 11, 1971 - "Shepherd's America" Recycled

• Radio - July 4, 1964 - Patriotism, Fireworks Stories - The Dago Bomb / Little Old Lady Shot; Life's Subtleties

• Radio - August 4, 1964 - Slobus Americanus

• Radio - August 15, 1964 - N.Y. A Summer Festival; The Yankees; Your Father's Mustache Band / Shep in Munich; Uncle Carl's Teeth

• Radio - August 18, 1964 - Literary Convention of Mothers as Monsters

• Radio - November 9, 1964 - Brits and Americans Separate Races

• Radio - March 12, 1965 - The Smell of Homes

• Radio - April 22, 1965 - Changing Styles in Mannequins

• Radio - May 11, 1965 - Australia #2 - Back from Australian Trip,Thailand

• Radio - May 12, 1965 - Australia #3 - Manly, Australia

• Radio - May 13, 1965 - Australia #4 - Arrival in Sydney

• Radio - May 14, 1965 - Australia #5 - More on Australia

• Radio - May 17, 1965 - Australia #6 - Anzac Day Tapes

• Radio - May 18, 1965 - Australia #7 - The Modern Marco Polo

• Radio - May 31, 1965 - Memorial Day - Indy 500

• Radio - July 28, 1965 - Summer Festivals and the Whoopie Instinct

• Radio - August 9, 1965 - Civil Rights Movement as Show Biz

• Radio - August 11, 1965 - Reading Listeners' Letters

• Radio - August 23, 1965 - Exporting The Real American Culture

• Radio - February 14, 1966 - Luv, Brits Dump on American Culture, Valentine's Day

• Radio - June 23, 1966 - Form vs Substance

• Radio - June 28, 1966 - 23 Skiddoo - Computer Charisma, Primaries Reporting

• Radio - July 22, 1966 - Awake Out There! - Big Brother's Cameras

• Radio - July 27, 1966 - Cleaning Out the Files

• Radio - September 14, 1966 - Symbols

• Radio - November 10, 1966 - Second Bananas in Politics, Age of Total Showbiz

• Radio - April 26, 1965 - Kids and Adults as subjects for study

• Radio - November 13, 1963 - Protester's Bit

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"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