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Broadcast
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JUNE
JULY
2012
 
 
 
 
WR 1223
 
06/05/12


06/09/12 
Stuart McLean tells about “The Waterslide.” What inspired
the TV quiz show Jeopardy: “The Question Man” by Steve
Allen, Ernie Kovacs and Bob and Ray. Also, This Week in
 the Media and The Wisdom of
Mark Levy
WR 1224

06/12/12 

06/16/12
 


A major item in Johnny Standley’s “It’s in the Book” is
 “Grandma’s Lye Soap.” The soap really exists. We talk
about it. Nursery rhymes sung in the style of Handel by
Owen Brannigan. Alan Bennett’s “The Lonely Pursuit.” 
A Message from Richard Howland-Bolton and This Week
 in the Media
WR 1225
06/19/12 

 
 06/23/12

We celebrate the arrival of summer with the two versions of
Allan Sherman’s “Hello Muddah,” Bob and Ray’s “A Summer Home,” Gerald Hoffnung’s Vacation Letters, a visit to 
summer camps by Nichols and May and Sasha Burland
and Mason Adams. and Jeremy Taylor’s “Ag Pleez Deddy.”
Also, Jan C. Snow with Marginal Considerations and
This Week in the Media.

 WR 1226
 
06/26/12



 06/30/12


 

Bob and Ray have a July 4th Party, Albert Brooks trys to
re-write the National Anthem, Benjamin Bagby sings
“To Anocreon in Heaven,” and The Brass Band plays
“The Stars and Stripes Forever.” The American Boy Choir
sing it. Also,
Mark Levy talks about “The Independent.”
Plus, This Week in the Media

WR 1227

07/03/12



 07/07/12


A review of the Upstairs and the Downstairs reviews
including selections from “Just for Openers,” “Dressed to
the Nines,” Take Five,” Also a Message from Richard
Howland-Bolton and This Week in the Media.
WR 1228
07/10/12

07/14/12

The Baseball season is well-joined,  and we present Ernie
Anderson and Tim Conway’s “Baseball News Conference,” 
“Game of Flap,” “Helicopter Baseball,” “Baseball Wedding,”
and “Rainy Day Baseball.” Also, Marginal Considerations
with Jan C, Snow and This Week in the Media.
WR1229
 07/17/12


07/21/12

Given the political discourse on what has been called
“women’s lib,” we present the views of Erma Bombeck,
the Royal Canadian Air Face, Shelly Berman and Anne
Meara. Also, “A Festival of Bobs.” The Wisdom of
Mark Levy and This Week in the Media.
WR 1230
07/2412


07/28/12
 
The Olympics are with us, but there’s not much in the way of
Olympic humor. However we offer “
Canada’s efforts at the Olympics” by Funny You Should Say That. ” We fill
out the program with some mostly non-Olympic sports
featuring Biff Burns (Bob and Ray) and George Carlin’s “
Baseball-Football.” Also, a Message from Richard-Howland-Bolton and This Week in the Media.
WR 1231
07/31/12
 
08/04/12

Some elderly recordings including John Hartford’s “Baking
Soda,” selections from the “Baroque Beatles Book, 
and “Karl Hasbeen’s Adventures in Good Cooking.”  Jan C. Snow and This Week  in the Media.
 
 

 
 

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