Love your story! Back in 1980 thru 82, I worked at a car wash that at every lunch time, I would go pick up lunches, usually Lee's famous fried chicken dinners for $1.65 ea and Hurry back so we all could sit up front in lounge and owner, Lou Wolf would turn on PAUL HARVEY and we enjoy lunch as we listened and learned!! As humble n simple as this sounds....it was some of the very best times in my life and I dearly miss those days! 😢 I had the world in my hands and I didn't know it...😮.....!
I used to clean motel room when I was 18 in 1978, each room had a radio built into the wall. I loved listening to Paul Harvey while i worked. His stories were so good, they appealed to all ages
I will never forget the sponsorship advertisement at the conclusion of the show. "Paul Harvey news and comment brought to you by Wells-Lamont, the company stubborn about quality". I find my self saying that phrase all the time! Great memories!😊
Back in 1984 when I was in high school, I took a blueprint reading class. My teacher kept a portable radio on his desk, and every day we would listen to The Paul Harvey Show during class-time.
1984 Good values being taught while Paul Harvey positive in influence the teacher.Fortunate to learn to read blueprints for a future career..??. The education system worked better than .United States led the world I'm.efucation when your generation was in high school. So thank you for telling your memories of bettytimes for American society big playa
As a youngster I would play with my toys on my grandparent's floor as we listened to The Rest Of The Story. Those were the best days of my life and I had no idea.
I timed my commute home every day to make sure I was on the road when Paul Harvey delivered "The Rest Of The Story". The pictures that Mr. Harvey painted were so colorful and vivid, much brighter than any television broadcast could deliver. A truly great American.
It was the best times of my life to sit in my dads truck at lunch time at the edge of the loading dock in the summer and just listen to paul harvey. Such a captivating voice. Just pulled you in so easily to any story he told.
My dad was a homebuilder in the early 70s, but when the housing crash of '74-'75 hit, he lost everything. He bided his time selling cars, and waited for the right time to start building again. In the mid 80s, he'd had enough of selling cars and decided to start building houses again. That summer, he put me to work doing anything on the jobsite he felt a teenage boy could do. I have so many fond memories of listening to Paul Harvey at noon during lunch, and the rest of the story on the ride home. Sometimes we'd laugh together, and other times, we'd both say, "Huh, what about that?" Precious memories. Yes, he had an absolutely captivating voice and delivery! I love the English language, and I'm afraid that if it doesn't have a hashtag or 4 letter word, it doesn't interest people nowadays.
Gosh, I'm old enough to miss this incredible man's radio show! So much wisdom! So much truth for democracy....altho I don't think he was thinking about that at the time!
Don't be so sure about the democracy thing. He knew what he was doing but he presented the facts in a way that would let the listener come to his position on their own.
as a person that lives in Ag country, we ALWAYS stopped what we were doing at 730 AM for sure at noon and again at 530 PM every word the late great Paul Harvey would say I wanted to hear. Rest in peace Mr. Harvey. Great American ! will never forget the sign off "Good (pause) Day"
Yes, days on the farm starts as early as 5am the cows are usually milked by 7-730am, all 120 of them, big black and white Holsteins, breakfast between 7-8am: grits,eggs, bacon,sausage toast/biscuits. Lunch at 12noon til 1-130pm and back to work by 2pm. Then it really gets stretched out, depending on what you're doing you could rap it up between 5-730pm. Sometimes during planting and harvesting season you can option depending on the weather to go all night with the tractor or combine headlights on.
Everyday during my Construction years as a Electricain, which numbered 42. I tried to listen to this mans words of wisdom. He was a man of notorious, Well spoken, in the English language. But what carried me further was what he said to me one day....Do you know what you are doing? Puzzled, I replied " no"..he said "you and others are building America...and that is something to be Proud of "....I am now 70 yrs old...And my reply now is " I Love my God...I love my Country and I Love Myself...I am a Vietnam Veteran... What about you? Do you have anything to be Proud of???? pel....Wichita, Ks..USN...farmboy/ Master Electricain IBEW# 271... Thank you Paul Harvey for your kind words of Wisdom on the Radio....RIP...
Born here of parents born here of their parents the same I don't know where they ever got that be not proud or whatever but I do feel something and I think you t h a n k on your empirical emphasis on the importance of being Earnest and true my aim is true and you know what a live wire is? That one you'll have to think about I am sorry but I do often whether old or young fully shy are full of philosophies are just anyone I like to ask and I like to hear thank you for all that you have done far your family or my family your service as I am there warrior electrician teacher master of? Jack of all trades.. you want to hear about America? There was a writer he held these truth s to be self-evident and knows that struggled here we owe you know anyway where I'm going but there is no trade by employment but the young man following it may become a hero and the glance with an eye are showing being in its pod o r s h o w a b e a n confounds the learning of all times thank you carry on
Grew up between two dairy farmers, would help the farmer's wife milk cows whenever she needed me, we milked 120 Holsteins in two to two and a half hours. As a kid of 11, 12 yrs old I thought that was so exciting.
Jon Kanitz Oct 18, 2019 My dad and I listened to Paul Harvey when I was a young boy in the '50s and '60s, and I can still remember that iconic sign off - "Paul Harvey... good day." - 50 plus years ago and I can still recall it so clearly. He had a gift. Thank you, Paul!
I remember growing up on construction sites in the Philadelphia area working with my dad in the early 80’s and the whole construction site shutting down for lunch and everyone huddling around the radio eating lunch listening to “The Rest of the Story”.
I would be working in the field getting the ground ready to plant the sun would be shining.I would turn on the radio in the cab of the tractor to hear the noon news for the weather report and wait for Paul Harvey he always made my day.He always had an upbeat.He alway made my day...I only wish the so called news caster to day could only be 1/3 as good as Mr. Harvey.....
EVERY DAY I COULD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'd take those 15 minutes to listen. We all knew, it was his time. :( I'm an '80's guy. TO THOSE, WHO TRIED TO FILL THOSE SHOES..........A HUGE THANK YOU !!!!!! There are just some shoes, you can't fill.
Sometimes I miss the day when we just had plain phones .. and there was no cell or internet and no social media .. except for the one where you said hello to neighbors and had bbqs
@@robinluich6626 morals are always needed for civility. Morality and legality have been Obsvicated. The law has been massaged instead of applied as intended.
It’s WAS palpable, you cld feel the warmth of family when you visited friends, just by knocking on the door. You were greeted by smiles and food, warmth of gd conversation, not dirty looks, you didn’t TEXT US, if only u would hv…bc what we has was Real, now everything is NOT REAL..WE’VE bn hoodwinked by corporate America n Uncle Sam, just like Mr. Harvey predicted. I miss him n his America.
When people ask me which religion i belong to. I refer them to "A Letter From God ". That's my religion. Mr. Harvey came from 5 generations of Baptist Preachers, but he thought outside the box. He was still a devout Baptist. But, he got it. He truly got it. I've never heard a better piece about religion, since i heard that beautifully written piece by him.
Thank you for posting this great content......Some of my earliest memories is Paul Harvey's voice through my Mom's car Radio speakers mid to latter 70's...I couldn't tell you the details of any of those broadcasts...but....because my mother would quietly listen until the end....I have always loved listening to the "goat" Paul Harvey......("The way I heard it" with Mike Rowe is an excellent podcast that captures and pays homage to the storytelling formula perfected by Paul Harvey.
I wish he was still on ABC and they would be play his (Rest of the story) I know he's past now but they can still play ALL the old Rest of the stories he made , and then a new generation will not only be come familiar with them but will learn about history ABC should do that !
I respect Paul Harvey, for his conviction in his beliefs, ability to articulate why he was so committed to his convictions, through his topical stories and a mindful conservative vision. He also had a great capacity and brilliant mind capable of analyzing both sides of his vision, through careful consideration. When he was wrong, he acknowledged it. He was the last honest voice of the now “long gone” GOP. Through vivid story telling he brought to life the images, in each individual’s human imagination. He was a true patriot that fought with the microphone, for his political choices, yet, with the heart of a true patriot-supported the elected president-as today’s conservatives’, in the darkness of greed and avarice do not. So many, good people have lost their way. We need a Paul Harvey today (not another Limbaugh, Hannity, O’Reilly, Beck). RIP, Paul…
This Era of broadcasting has sadly passed on and am so tired of today's bs. Today, I actually listened to several of these beautiful stories and actually enjoyed each minute.
I love Paul Harvey's comments! I use to listen to Paul Harvey to! I have when l lived in Canada on our radio stn up in Owen Sound Ontario Canada! He is so interesting to listen
Paul Harvey was a great American newscaster, storyteller. He is not with us anymore but love listening to news items and all the story he would often tell to his radio and TV audience.
Paul harvey, well what can i say, he was, indeed,the best story teller i have ever listened to. He has nostalgic nack to make you feel young again and give such wonderful feelings when telling such intriguing stories. I miss his everyday stories when i would smoke a lil leaf and he would Brighten my day with his story and his unique voice. UA-cam is great isn't it!?
@@Mr.Caring thank you. I'm actually a mutt. But I have Menorcan ancestry. I usually pass for German or Greek when I'm tan. From those who are natives. So
His stories, pick anyone of them and they are as relevant today … tomorrow… as it was back then , I miss that generations take on everything life through at them ! We need that more than ever today ?
Funny (or mean) story about that I use to go out at lunch and listen to 760 from ft wayne In. It was on at 535 in ft wayne on the way home I would bet my co workers I knew the answer first.
As a super hyperactive kid I was very difficult to deal with. I would not and could not focus on anything. I however whenever Paul Harvey was on I listened. I listened everyday on the bus trip to school
I like the short story's Paul came up with. You were wondering. How did he find out that out when it was never said. The Wright Brothers story was amazing. One about the guy that did the train track switch with no legs . Had me saying, i ll be a monkey uncle. 😆😉 Loved his wisdom of wording. Interesting facts. Now You Know The Rest Of The Story. Good Day! 👍🧡
The most distinguished voice with in the bounds of confines Paul Harvey, alongside Casey Kasem... 😂😂😂 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ (GOD)!!! BLESS... the Harvey's aswell as the Kasem's... Good... (DAY)!!!
I listened to Paul Harvey for 30+ years at noon, then The Rest of the Story at 5:00, here it’s fun to hear Paul Jr too, who did the investigation on and wrote IF my 80 year old mind serves. Watching 9 July 2023.
I found his speech on UA-cam! ASTOUNDING predictions of what has actually happened to the countries of the world! It has been happening slowly, year by year, and it is a scary thought as to what our leaders are doing. EVERYTHING he says is absolutely true, and unbelievably sad.🥴😞😢
Paul Harvey and Red Baber two icons that have never been replaced because consultants tell the wacky executives how the polls have more importance, hence, the confusion and failures of connecting to the end item - the customer!!!!
Loved This Man He Was One Of The Greats That Left A American Free Nation That Believed In Greatness ! I am Convinced He Would of been behind Trump or anyone one destroying our country!
Your post is confusing. To be behind someone means to support them. Are you saying Paul Harvey would have supported Trump? I don't think so. Paul Harvey was a man of unassailable personal integrity, a man of deep Christian faith, a humble and intelligent man, and a man who always placed others before himself. In other words, the total opposite of the arrogant, self-absorbed, dishonest, incompetent, corrupt, and morally deficient Donald Trump. Paul Harvey would have been deeply troubled over the buffoon who currently occupies the White House. BTW, it should be "would have been" not "would of been" - an important distinction, especially when commenting about someone like Paul Harvey who was so meticulous in his proper use of the English language. And what's with all the capital letters? And the typo errors?
@@brucecampbell6043 what has Trump done that is so bad? Our economy is the best it's been in over 50 years, he got North Korea to give the remains of our soldiers back, has made great strides towards having peace on the Korean peninsula, moved the embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, got other countries in the UN to start paying their share saving us taxpayers billions. He has put America first, unlike Obama who virtually accomplished nothing other than doubling the national debt, downgrading or credit rating, and offering praise to criminal thugs while disrespecting police.
@@brucecampbell6043 also Harvey was a nationalist and as you said Christian, which puts him firmly on the conservative side because every liberal ideal goes against what the Bible teaches.
@@brucecampbell6043 Yea He Would Not Only Supported Trump he would have called out the Active Cue against him the Social Media attacks on free Speach and the Terrorist Group Antifia ! he Would Laid waste To The Fake news and called out The Dems ant American Give Invaders Free Everything Groups! He Was a True Patriot No Like The Islamic Commie Scum We Have To Deal with Now!
Lol, there was a character on the show Gilligan’s Island named Wrong Way Feldman, played by Hans Conried. The character was pretty cooky. I was always pretty sure he was named after Wrong Way Corrigan
A full month before Pearl harbor: yet the media lead the public to believe that war really started with the declaration against Japan on December 8th, of 1941. The media has always driven public beliefs. An entity with that much power to shape public attitudes needs to be held accountable. The public believes at face value whatever they are hearing the most.
Look at whats going on now Dude, They lie constantly to us but the Sheep believe the news assholes because they are Evil as Fuck, only We as a nation of Awoke Americans see thru their Lies.
he has three or more stories about elvis 1-elvis singing in schoolwhen mrs grimes heard him-2 about the other side of the tracks lonzo green -3 elvis the theatre usher
I Listened to it three times, he did say: that autumn, in 1878, but he's talking about a toy helicopter? There was no such thing as a helicopter in 1878.
Paul Harvey is REAL Radio person; as it was meant to be...What a wonderful commentator! I sure miss him...so somehow....I might start some commentary of my own...in our tumultuous times, because...I think it's necessary! I think Mr. Harvey wouldn't mind, and I say that ever so humbly for such a gracious host of the airwaves! God Bless You all...and the Rest of the story will become new once again in the land of Trumpism and fraud...and how to beat it!
Just look up the history of the helicopter and it notes different versions of toy helicopters occurred during the 1700s and 1800s. Granted a working flying machine of a helicopter didn't happen until 1900s but toy versions did.
I was a truck driver for many years starting back in the 70s listened to this great man for many years... Thank you Paul!
Love your story! Back in 1980 thru 82, I worked at a car wash that at every lunch time, I would go pick up lunches, usually Lee's famous fried chicken dinners for $1.65 ea and Hurry back so we all could sit up front in lounge and owner, Lou Wolf would turn on PAUL HARVEY and we enjoy lunch as we listened and learned!! As humble n simple as this sounds....it was some of the very best times in my life and I dearly miss those days! 😢 I had the world in my hands and I didn't know it...😮.....!
I used to clean motel room when I was 18 in 1978, each room had a radio built into the wall. I loved listening to Paul Harvey while i worked. His stories were so good, they appealed to all ages
I will never forget the sponsorship advertisement at the conclusion of the show. "Paul Harvey news and comment brought to you by Wells-Lamont, the company stubborn about quality". I find my self saying that phrase all the time! Great memories!😊
Back in 1984 when I was in high school, I took a blueprint reading class. My teacher kept a portable radio on his desk, and every day we would listen to The Paul Harvey Show during class-time.
I find your story nothing more than a good memory... 😂😂😂 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you, inmuchas as your liking 👍...
1984 Good values being taught while Paul Harvey positive in influence the teacher.Fortunate to learn to read blueprints for a future career..??.
The education system worked better than .United States led the world
I'm.efucation when your generation was in high school.
So thank you for telling your memories of bettytimes for American society big playa
As a youngster I would play with my toys on my grandparent's floor as we listened to The Rest Of The Story. Those were the best days of my life and I had no idea.
Ain't that the truth..
I could listen to "The Rest of the Story" all day. Paul Harvey is no longer with us, but his stories and his gift for storytelling will live forever.
Get the books!!!
@@janeiwasduncan8463 I got his autobiography years ago. I wonder if there are any audio books...
The Mark Twain of his time, awesome 👍
I’ve been on a binge all day! Slow day on the phones today at work, so I’ve gotten in a ton! Nostalgia, man.
Totally agree
Thank you, LORD Jesus, for your voice through Paul Harvey. All wisdom comes from our Creator through the reading of the Holy Bible.
You have to give him props.American gumption.
What makes us great.
I looked forward to hearing Mr Harvey speak every day. What a blessing he was to us!!!! A true Red Blooded American!!!
My Mother had it on the radio on the ride to school every morning.
Paul Harvey American Icon, American Treasure.
I used to look forward every day to Paul Harvey
I timed my commute home every day to make sure I was on the road when Paul Harvey delivered "The Rest Of The Story". The pictures that Mr. Harvey painted were so colorful and vivid, much brighter than any television broadcast could deliver. A truly great American.
It was the best times of my life to sit in my dads truck at lunch time at the edge of the loading dock in the summer and just listen to paul harvey. Such a captivating voice. Just pulled you in so easily to any story he told.
My dad was a homebuilder in the early 70s, but when the housing crash of '74-'75 hit, he lost everything. He bided his time selling cars, and waited for the right time to start building again. In the mid 80s, he'd had enough of selling cars and decided to start building houses again. That summer, he put me to work doing anything on the jobsite he felt a teenage boy could do. I have so many fond memories of listening to Paul Harvey at noon during lunch, and the rest of the story on the ride home. Sometimes we'd laugh together, and other times, we'd both say, "Huh, what about that?"
Precious memories. Yes, he had an absolutely captivating voice and delivery! I love the English language, and I'm afraid that if it doesn't have a hashtag or 4 letter word, it doesn't interest people nowadays.
@@Architectureguy f
Awesome, that's the rest of the story,so many memories
🌹
That beautiful voice takes us back to a seemingly simpler time !!
A true Gentelman without hate or political agenda!!
Also Lowell Thomas, another good voice for broadcasting.
Gosh, I'm old enough to miss this incredible man's radio show! So much wisdom! So much truth for democracy....altho I don't think he was thinking about that at the time!
Don't be so sure about the democracy thing. He knew what he was doing but he presented the facts in a way that would let the listener come to his position on their own.
as a person that lives in Ag country, we ALWAYS stopped what we were doing at 730 AM for sure at noon and again at 530 PM every word the late great Paul Harvey would say I wanted to hear. Rest in peace Mr. Harvey. Great American ! will never forget the sign off "Good (pause) Day"
Yes, days on the farm starts as early as 5am the cows are usually milked by 7-730am, all 120 of them, big black and white Holsteins, breakfast between 7-8am: grits,eggs, bacon,sausage toast/biscuits. Lunch at 12noon til 1-130pm and back to work by 2pm. Then it really gets stretched out, depending on what you're doing you could rap it up between 5-730pm. Sometimes during planting and harvesting season you can option depending on the weather to go all night with the tractor or combine headlights on.
Everyday during my Construction years as a Electricain, which numbered 42. I tried to listen to this mans words of wisdom. He was a man of notorious,
Well spoken, in the English language.
But what carried me further was what he said to me one day....Do you know what you are doing? Puzzled, I replied " no"..he said "you and others are building America...and that is something to be Proud of "....I am now 70 yrs old...And my reply now is " I Love my God...I love my Country and I Love
Myself...I am a Vietnam Veteran...
What about you? Do you have anything to be Proud of????
pel....Wichita, Ks..USN...farmboy/
Master Electricain
IBEW# 271...
Thank you
Paul Harvey for your kind words of
Wisdom on the Radio....RIP...
What is a "Master Electricain"? You spelled it 2x wrong.
Born here of parents born here of their parents the same I don't know where they ever got that be not proud or whatever but I do feel something and I think you t h a n k on your empirical emphasis on the importance of being Earnest and true my aim is true and you know what a live wire is? That one you'll have to think about I am sorry but I do often whether old or young fully shy are full of philosophies are just anyone I like to ask and I like to hear thank you for all that you have done far your family or my family your service as I am there warrior electrician teacher master of? Jack of all trades.. you want to hear about America? There was a writer he held these truth s to be self-evident and knows that struggled here we owe you know anyway where I'm going but there is no trade by employment but the young man following it may become a hero and the glance with an eye are showing being in its pod o r s h o w a b e a n confounds the learning of all times thank you carry on
Grew up between two dairy farmers, would help the farmer's wife milk cows whenever she needed me, we milked 120 Holsteins in two to two and a half hours. As a kid of 11, 12 yrs old I thought that was so exciting.
WELCOME HOME SIR
Thank you. For the breath of freash air.
Jon Kanitz Oct 18, 2019
My dad and I listened to Paul Harvey when I was a young boy in the '50s and '60s, and I can still
remember that iconic sign off - "Paul Harvey... good day." - 50 plus years ago and I can still
recall it so clearly. He had a gift. Thank you, Paul!
I remember growing up on construction sites in the Philadelphia area working with my dad in the early 80’s and the whole construction site shutting down for lunch and everyone huddling around the radio eating lunch listening to “The Rest of the Story”.
I would be working in the field getting the ground ready to plant the sun would be shining.I would turn on the radio in the cab of the tractor to hear the noon news for the weather report and wait for Paul Harvey he always made my day.He always had an upbeat.He alway made my day...I only wish the so called news caster to day could only be 1/3 as good as Mr. Harvey.....
...how can anyone thumbs down this man?...
Easy watch 👎
@@elsakasaka5387 your thumb doesn't count though.. you're a fuckin douche bag
I agree with you!
Paul was the best part of my lunch time back in the day when I was doing construction work to supplement my teaching salary. Thanks Paul. RIP
I remember listening with my dad, those were some of the best times just sitting with them both pleasant memories!!
Miss him! What a great gift he was to us. 🙏👍. Bless you Harvey family.
EVERY DAY I COULD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'd take those 15 minutes to listen. We all knew, it was his time. :( I'm an '80's guy. TO THOSE, WHO TRIED TO FILL THOSE SHOES..........A HUGE THANK YOU !!!!!! There are just some shoes, you can't fill.
Was one of those " Rest of the Story" voiced by Paul jr??
@@robertschreiber8099 I listen to him when riding or driving a car. I sure miss this guy.
This was a time when family, morals, life meant everything.
Yes indeed.
Sometimes I miss the day when we just had plain phones .. and there was no cell or internet and no social media .. except for the one where you said hello to neighbors and had bbqs
Morals were expected and demanded by parents.
Manners,and civility were once taught.
@@robinluich6626 morals are always needed for civility. Morality and legality have been Obsvicated. The law has been massaged instead of applied as intended.
It’s WAS palpable, you cld feel the warmth of family when you visited friends, just by knocking on the door. You were greeted by smiles and food, warmth of gd conversation, not dirty looks, you didn’t TEXT US, if only u would hv…bc what we has was Real, now everything is NOT REAL..WE’VE bn hoodwinked by corporate America n Uncle Sam, just like Mr. Harvey predicted. I miss him n his America.
When people ask me which religion i belong to. I refer them to "A Letter From God ". That's my religion. Mr. Harvey came from 5 generations of Baptist Preachers, but he thought outside the box. He was still a devout Baptist. But, he got it. He truly got it. I've never heard a better piece about religion, since i heard that beautifully written piece by him.
Thank you for posting this great content......Some of my earliest memories is Paul Harvey's voice through my Mom's car Radio speakers mid to latter 70's...I couldn't tell you the details of any of those broadcasts...but....because my mother would quietly listen until the end....I have always loved listening to the "goat" Paul Harvey......("The way I heard it" with Mike Rowe is an excellent podcast that captures and pays homage to the storytelling formula perfected by Paul Harvey.
I wish he was still on ABC and they would be play his (Rest of the story) I know he's past now but they can still play ALL the old Rest of the stories he made , and then a new generation will not only be come familiar with them but will learn about history ABC should do that !
I wish he was still with us today. Paul could get you to listen too him. He was the voice that made things happen. You never got tired of him.
I was 14 years old when I used to listen to him wow that was a long time ago them where great memories
Paul Harvey; if you ever start listening to his stories, you can't stop until you hear the rest of the story.
I miss you Paul Harvey! Happy New Year!
I would listen to Paul Harvey on my way to work everyday he I love when says now know the rest of story
WE LISTEN TO PAUL TRAVELING ACROSS ROUTE 66 FROM CALIF TO OKLA 1963 TO THE END OF ROUTE 66,, THEN 4 LANES,,
I miss him so much! There will never be another story teller as wonderful as he was!
Great collection
And now you know the rest of the story, I loved every story
I respect Paul Harvey, for his conviction in his beliefs, ability to articulate why he was so committed to his convictions, through his topical stories and a mindful conservative vision. He also had a great capacity and brilliant mind capable of analyzing both sides of his vision, through careful consideration. When he was wrong, he acknowledged it. He was the last honest voice of the now “long gone” GOP. Through vivid story telling he brought to life the images, in each individual’s human imagination. He was a true patriot that fought with the microphone, for his political choices, yet, with the heart of a true patriot-supported the elected president-as today’s conservatives’, in the darkness of greed and avarice do not. So many, good people have lost their way. We need a Paul Harvey today (not another Limbaugh, Hannity, O’Reilly, Beck). RIP, Paul…
I worked in Broadcasting for years, one station carried Paul, always enjoyed his programs, real Journalist, they no longer exist .
This Era of broadcasting has sadly passed on and am so tired of today's bs. Today, I actually listened to several of these beautiful stories and actually enjoyed each minute.
Right!
Listened to him on Armed Forces Radio in the 80’s. Best part of the day.
The best of the best ever !!!!!!
Listening to these growing up was priceless. Paul was one of a kind. R.I.P.
I love Paul Harvey's comments! I use to listen to Paul Harvey to! I have when l lived in Canada on our radio stn up in Owen Sound Ontario Canada! He is so interesting to listen
Reminds me of the times I looked forward to riding around with my Dad to go anywhere.
Paul Harvey was a great American newscaster, storyteller. He is not with us anymore but love listening to news items and all the story he would often tell to his radio and TV audience.
Paul harvey, well what can i say, he was, indeed,the best story teller i have ever listened to. He has nostalgic nack to make you feel young again and give such wonderful feelings when telling such intriguing stories. I miss his everyday stories when i would smoke a lil leaf and he would Brighten my day with his story and his unique voice. UA-cam is great isn't it!?
Takes me back to staying at Grandma's house during summer vacation. She listened daily.
I remembered listening to his “the rest of the story during my first years of teaching and tried not to miss his program ❤
A guy doesn't know what he had or has until it's gone.God Bless everybody and Peace 2u Mr. H.
Always nice to know, The rest of the story.
Now, go and make your life wonderful😊
I miss listening to his stories
Hi. Danielle,you are very beautiful are you cuban?
@@Mr.Caring thank you. I'm actually a mutt. But I have Menorcan ancestry. I usually pass for German or Greek when I'm tan. From those who are natives. So
@@Dani_sister4peace mutt or very vocal your still very pretty 🦋
@@Dani_sister4peace and I see you too like Mark Dice. He's hilarious and very insightful
His stories, pick anyone of them and they are as relevant today … tomorrow… as it was back then , I miss that generations take on everything life through at them !
We need that more than ever today ?
I used to listen to him with my father, I sure do miss the times!
God I miss this man and his radio broadcast. They filled my life when I was young and on the road. I will always love him, and miss him.
I remember visiting my grandparents, sitting at the kitchen table while eating lunch and listening to Paul Harvey. Heart warming memories for sure
Every day WJR 760 (Detroit) at 12:05 PM Paul Harvey my all time favorite!
Funny (or mean) story about that I use to go out at lunch and listen to 760 from ft wayne In. It was on at 535 in ft wayne on the way home I would bet my co workers I knew the answer first.
Also mr. Harwell
As a super hyperactive kid I was very difficult to deal with. I would not and could not focus on anything. I however whenever Paul Harvey was on I listened. I listened everyday on the bus trip to school
Sigh.
Miss you Paul.
God bless the inventor of the podcast.
I loved paul harvey..
I like the short story's Paul came up with. You were wondering. How did he find out that out when it was never said. The Wright Brothers story was amazing. One about the guy that did the train track switch with no legs . Had me saying, i ll be a monkey uncle. 😆😉 Loved his wisdom of wording. Interesting facts. Now You Know The Rest Of The Story. Good Day! 👍🧡
The most distinguished voice with in the bounds of confines Paul Harvey, alongside Casey Kasem... 😂😂😂 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ (GOD)!!! BLESS... the Harvey's aswell as the Kasem's... Good... (DAY)!!!
More of this please
“And now you know…the REST of the story!” 😎
I listened to Paul Harvey for 30+ years at noon, then The Rest of the Story at 5:00, here it’s fun to hear Paul Jr too, who did the investigation on and wrote IF my 80 year old mind serves. Watching 9 July 2023.
I found his speech on UA-cam! ASTOUNDING predictions of what has actually happened to the countries of the world!
It has been happening slowly, year by year, and it is a scary thought as to what our leaders are doing. EVERYTHING he says is absolutely true, and unbelievably sad.🥴😞😢
Doug n Lizzy.....love it 🛩
The good ole Days.
Paul Harvey and Red Baber two icons that have never been replaced because consultants tell the wacky executives how the polls have more importance, hence, the confusion and failures of connecting to the end item - the customer!!!!
What a voice , what a MAN! 🤔🫡🫡🫡🫡🇺🇸
Loved This Man He Was One Of The Greats That Left A American Free Nation That Believed In Greatness ! I am Convinced He Would of been behind Trump or anyone one destroying our country!
Your post is confusing. To be behind someone means to support them. Are you saying Paul Harvey would have supported Trump? I don't think so. Paul Harvey was a man of unassailable personal integrity, a man of deep Christian faith, a humble and intelligent man, and a man who always placed others before himself. In other words, the total opposite of the arrogant, self-absorbed, dishonest, incompetent, corrupt, and morally deficient Donald Trump. Paul Harvey would have been deeply troubled over the buffoon who currently occupies the White House.
BTW, it should be "would have been" not "would of been" - an important distinction, especially when commenting about someone like Paul Harvey who was so meticulous in his proper use of the English language. And what's with all the capital letters? And the typo errors?
your crazy...i agree with dave......now you know@@brucecampbell6043
@@brucecampbell6043 what has Trump done that is so bad? Our economy is the best it's been in over 50 years, he got North Korea to give the remains of our soldiers back, has made great strides towards having peace on the Korean peninsula, moved the embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, got other countries in the UN to start paying their share saving us taxpayers billions. He has put America first, unlike Obama who virtually accomplished nothing other than doubling the national debt, downgrading or credit rating, and offering praise to criminal thugs while disrespecting police.
@@brucecampbell6043 also Harvey was a nationalist and as you said Christian, which puts him firmly on the conservative side because every liberal ideal goes against what the Bible teaches.
@@brucecampbell6043 Yea He Would Not Only Supported Trump he would have called out the Active Cue against him the Social Media attacks on free Speach and the Terrorist Group Antifia ! he Would Laid waste To The Fake news and called out The Dems ant American Give Invaders Free Everything Groups! He Was a True Patriot No Like The Islamic Commie Scum We Have To Deal with Now!
We need more people like Paul Harvey rest in peace
November 2020
Make America Great Again
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Amen brother 🤔🫡🇺🇸go Brandon 🐓💩🤡
On hunting trips with my father in the 60’s…no matter what state Wyoming, Montana, Nevada wherever you were at it was on
Paul Harvey was anti Viet Nam War of which he called it that Dead End War. As a result his phone was tapped
Lol, there was a character on the show Gilligan’s Island named Wrong Way Feldman, played by Hans Conried. The character was pretty cooky. I was always pretty sure he was named after Wrong Way Corrigan
Love that guy 😊
7:45 pm . This was amazing to me. Everything he said about being the devil came true!!! Wow he was a prophet.
Need one today!
@1:46 that tears me up everytime, "what did you bring us Daddy?"
I ust to listen him on cfrb in the 60 going to work
A full month before Pearl harbor: yet the media lead the public to believe that war really started with the declaration against Japan on December 8th, of 1941. The media has always driven public beliefs. An entity with that much power to shape public attitudes needs to be held accountable. The public believes at face value whatever they are hearing the most.
Look at whats going on now Dude, They lie constantly to us but the Sheep believe the news assholes because they are Evil as Fuck, only We as a nation of Awoke Americans see thru their Lies.
With the audio glitches, I can't help but imagine Paul Harvey bouncing around like Max Headroom.
What happened to reporters like Paul Harvey?
Darrell Andersen
your answer is...
in a short 3 minute story done by Paul Harvey called
If I Were The Devil. pull it up and listen. your answer.
@Chesapeake Bay
Amen . Amen.
he has three or more stories about elvis 1-elvis singing in schoolwhen mrs grimes heard him-2 about the other side of the tracks lonzo green -3 elvis the theatre usher
nice telling. so much news ,nowadays, is headlines w/o details
The undisputed king of 'the pregnant pause'!
I Listened to it three times, he did say: that autumn, in 1878, but he's talking about a toy helicopter? There was no such thing as a helicopter in 1878.
Frank Paya Leonardo DaVinci invented the helicopter, at least on paper.
Working flying machines no but the toys described did. Need to do better research before attacking his statements.
Paul Harvey is REAL Radio person; as it was meant to be...What a wonderful commentator! I sure miss him...so somehow....I might start some commentary of my own...in our tumultuous times, because...I think it's necessary! I think Mr. Harvey wouldn't mind, and I say that ever so humbly for such a gracious host of the airwaves! God Bless You all...and the Rest of the story will become new once again in the land of Trumpism and fraud...and how to beat it!
What would Paul Harvey think about the world we live in today
I miss that WEEEE and static of the AM band. 😂
Interesting....
So the helicopter was invented before his son invented the airplane?????
jfdid sjdfo Leonardo DaVinci invented the helicopter, at least on paper.
You mean we had flying helicopters toys before actual human flying helicopters??? Hard to comprehend.
Just look up the history of the helicopter and it notes different versions of toy helicopters occurred during the 1700s and 1800s. Granted a working flying machine of a helicopter didn't happen until 1900s but toy versions did.
Set the playback speed to 0.5 and he sounds like an old drunk in a bar tryna tell you a story for another drink. HAHAHAHA
good day...
Utube
How about letting us know what year these great shows were aired.
It sounds like some of these radio shows were from Paul Harvey's son.
Whomever is replaying done an terrible record of it with the echo effect.