My uncle, my mother's brother, used to listen to Paul Harvey every day. He told me Paul Harvey was the best and most intelligent person I could listen to. Back then I didn't believe him but now that I am older I see he was right and I now search out Paul Harvey on UA-cam. His wisdon, insights and advise are much needed today. Maybe more than ever.
Yes, but younger people wouldn't understand his language, like when he said: lay down that "hoe" people under 40 , would probably think he's talking about a prostitute.
Yes he's passed on now, he left us with these words! Now all we have to do is listen! He spoke and spoke until he could speak no more.. now here we are 2022! We're doing all weekend to be good to it! To ourselves and to others and not to take life for granted! Tomorrow is never promised to us. The end!
@@perryanderson5642 And what is wrong about making money? Especially if you worked for it and didn't harm or do anything unethical or immoral? If he did, then enlighten us, otherwise if you want the same fortune, start working for it.
@@patrickmartin8302 He Didn't work for it doing anything Respectable. Do your research and Please Don't just parrot Or Copycat what others Just Say without Truly researching. Thank You.
As a young man, I felt a reverent hunger for the pictures he painted. I met him one day in 1983 at a factory I was working at sewing mattresses together when this very tall fellow came into my work area along with the plant manager. I was introduced, shook his hand and then that unmistakable voice said "nice to meet you"!
I listened this this man during days and days of my childhood. We would sit down and eat lunch and GrandPa would turn it on and demand silence. And quietly we would sit there. Passing lunch between the family. And listen on edge to each word Mr Harvey would say. I never thought much about it as a child. But now almost 60. I miss a sane voice in todays Media. Someone that like Mr Harvey shared with you a down to earth and even into our Fiber Story that had meaning and content. And a lesson to be learned. FOOD for thought. So not only did we Feed our body's while he chatted away on the Radio we feed our brains with positive thoughts. I truly miss a radio personality that was so great at the time. And only realized once gone. Its truly a shame we have lost this man. Cause we need more like him sharing and making you think. And think about daily life and how to treat your fellow man. Thank you for your many years Mr Harvey. There are us out here that do miss your voice crackling across our RCA radio....and sharing a simply meal while you feed our brains with positive and meaningful thoughts. You are dearly missed.
Beth I remember doing the same thing on the farm in 1962-63 the boss would want silence. I am glad I listened I seen Paul Harvey in Lacrescent, Mn. 1962
Beth Sutton ....they were wonderful times I just wish my grandchildren could have the freedom's we had What has happened to America I miss the America I knew....
Morgan Freeman may be the voice of God in movies, but Paul Harvey has always been the voice of God for everyone who ever heard him. His wisdom, words and pacing is as easy to listen to as a gentle flowing stream and his message was always on point in a way that no one before or since has ever been able to connect with an audience. Thank you for a lifetime dedicated to our knowledge and understanding of sometimes complex ideas in an effortless and almost childlike way of getting them into our heads and our hearts.
I was listening to Paul Harvey over 40 years ago one day and he was talking about the future if this country and what he predicted has all come true to a "T".....!! UNBELIEVABLE....!!
I just turned 40...I remember going to McDonald's with my mother and great grandmother and while waiting in line after church...he is what I remember!!!! I feel blessed!! Love you all ❤❤❤ 3:33 ❤❤
And he just told it like it was. He sounded like a regular Joe when he talked, and he sounded like he talked to each individual personally. Folksy, is the word I'm thinking of.
Mr Harvey was the voice of the principles America was built on love. And respect for God and Country, common Decency, honesty, integrity, hardwork ethic, moral compass, All necessary to live a good life in America. My parents were faithful listeners if his radio program. Both Mr Harvey and my parents are greatly missed.
Listened to Paul Harvey as a teen in the 90's at lunchtime. I believe as long as Paul Harvey was talking, no one in the car said a word...until the end. We'd all say "now you know the rest of the story" or " I'm Paul Harvey, Good Day". 😁 much wisdom
I worked in radio as a young man and met Paul Harvey twice!He was my hero and our station carried hisbroadcast. I never missed his 830am and noon newscasts HiS voice and moral outlook are an inspiration to me! May God grant him peace!
I listened to him when I was a child. The rest of the story. That's why its so important to listen to the whole story before you rush to judgement. A lot of wisdom in his words. People just don't listen anymore.
I first heard Paul in Germany. Everyday before work he was on the radio. He was so wise . He got me through the day when I was in the ARMY. Garlstedt 441 (1984_1987) Thanks Paul ♥️
I miss him...listened everyday in Chicago growing up. Always stories with inspiration and leaving us to ponder what we just heard. He is one reason I got into radio. RIP Mr. Harvey!
I grew up listening to Paul Harvey in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. This man was truly loved by all who listened to him, especially "The rest of the story" stories that he told. I truly wish more people had listened to his wisdom and wish my children had known of him. This country was so much better with him behind the microphone!
Even when I was more to the left than I am now, I still listened to Paul Harvey for many years. This man always told the truth (at least everytime I listened to him). Now, as I am older, I can understand his news and comment alot more than I was able to while he was still alive. I was born too late. I still listen to recordings where I can. Mr. Harvey was one of the greats.
I listened to him at noon whenever I could. Each day I looked at the clock and if I saw it was 10 after 12 and missed his broadcast, I felt my day wasn't complete. Sure miss him, but get to spend eternity with him. I'll bet he'll have some more stories to tell!
I still remember the silence at 9:00am every week day at first break. Coffee poured peanut butter and jelly out and all at full attention. I miss that part of my life. Simpler times and people with open minds even though we were called closed minded. I still remember some of the same stories from my grandma that were along the same lines as Paul Harvey.... How I miss those days......
Who's still listening to Mr.Harvey in 2019? His wisdom and way of sharing it brings not only tears for what America was, but hope for what it can be again..buts it's going to take the fortitude of those who still believe in family, friends, faith in God , and lots of "hard work"..
me too....he gave me the values I have now that no other adults had taught me as a kid...the only man on radio who could get me to turn down the loud music and listen....just loved him...rip
@@pjj9491 that's very interesting .and that is what is hard to know, because he didn't have any official "arena" where he would have had to reach young people, that were 20 or younger. people that are too young, it's over their heads, cuz they don't have enough background to appreciate the message of somebody like a Paul Harvey. that's where being able to modify your choice of words to reach somebody that has no clue what you mean, but be able to clarify it for them anyway, by reaching them through an intuitive understanding of how to communicate with them, is a tremendous and RARE talent. But it's hard to know how many people like yourself were listening to him at the time, and had a Experience such as yours.
remember looking forward to listening to him as a kid... such a good smart man...I'm 70 now and still havent met many who could hold a candle to him...
I loved listening to Mr. Harvey during my lunch hour in the 90's . I still Love his commentary on the topics that he spoke about ; And when I heard he passed away , I was in shock that I will never hear him again , But I found reprieve here on you tube with his commentary and his thoughts of the Day's Event's . He will be missed in so many ways . And his sign off , This is Paul Harvey ; Good Day . I loved that quality about him he told us about the future , when no one listened to the truth of what he said .
I wish that those in Congress & the House of Representatives could listen to just one of Paul Harvey's stories, then perhaps THE will have learned something from the rest of the STORY . THIS country needs a man like Paul Harvey to help open there eyes.
My grandfather listened to Paul all the time on the radio.One of my favorite memories setting there with him listening to Paul.Really a great man.My grandpa and Paul.
I had forgotten but I used to time my lunch around Paul Harvey, I listened to him on the AM truck radio wherever I was working in strip mines in Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia. I would eat my sandwiches that my wife had made me and listen to Mr. Harvey on WIVK out of Knoxville. Simple wisdom that we need more of today, rather than the SJW victim hood BS that so many idiots are espousing.
Today's journalists can't hold a candle to what this man says he tells it how it is and like it is tells the whole story and nothing but the whole story they don't make good journalist like Paul Harvey anymore I used to listen to this guy on 107.5 Arkansas country radio station everyday
Hello Elsa a young man in the 80s I would listen to Paul Harvey and would feel much better after listening to his wisdom I miss him dearly. The advertising that Paul Harvey did just wasn't there because he needed sponsors you had to win his approval and his approval showed up and everything he talked about I miss him
the definition of journalist has changed since this great man....nowadays they call themselves journalists but they are just sensationalistic overpaid liars out for ratings....none of these talk show idiots or news people would make a pimple on his ass....rip sir
I was so young and naive I could never keep up with these broadcasts but my father played them often, and even all these years I still find a soothing peace in this man's voice. Even as it plays in the background all I hear is the peanuts "wom wop wom" but it's so peacefull
No matter where I was or what I was doing, at 12:00 sharp I'd turn on the radio to the channel that broadcast Paul Harvey and just listen. His words were wisdom and "The Rest of the Story" was either educational or funny. Miss him dearly, but thanks to people like you Arthur Tavares, Jr, I can still hear his voice and stories. Thank you
I was born in 96' and I am an Eagle Scout with a fantastic work ethic as pointed out by previous employers and friends. I know hard work especially the kind where you drip buckets and have to drink water almost every minute so you don't pass out. I wish everyone could have the same work ethic I do, than maybe we could turn this country around.
I miss hearing Paul Harvey on the radio. I believe I even remember a local news station that would show Mr. Harvey on their 6 o'clock news cast telling his stories & passing on wisdom. Stay safe.
Rest in peace Paul.... You were and still are an icon.... You gave us faith, wisdom, hope, and were a beacon for good men to look towards for inspiration... You grew up in humble meager surroundings and learned from that about work... I hope when I cross over to the other side as you have done that I will have the opportunity to sit and visit with you about your life, your work, and how much you meant to me as a child growing up.... Good Day... :)
I once listened to Paul Harvey in awe and admiration. The awe has faded with education and experience. The admiration grows with time. Although I don't agree with everything he says anymore, I respect and admire the way and why he said it. No judgement. No condemnation. Facts and history recited with dramatic eloquence. You knew exactly how he felt about it without his actually saying it, yet saying it with pauses, inflections and intonement. What a master of the spoken word. The Bard of the 20th Century.
Ever notice that history only has someone like Paul Harvey for that particular time and when he passes there is no one who will or can step up to the plate and continue what he started? His insights of the forgotten or deliberate removal of American history and other such world events will be missed.
Arthur Tavares hey, thanks for uploading this vid. i believe the entire world could better themselfs if only they could hear these words. thanks again -jesse
Do you have the one he did on the television as a rude guest in the living room? Several people have suggested you as the most likely source, if it still exists.
+bigoldinosaur I agree....especially the lazy people who think they need $15/hr for flipping burgers....I'd hate to see them have to do hard manual physical labor like in construction or farming.
+Bryan Maynard People are just trying to survive. Why should the people who own everything(the resources) be able to take more and more while others suffer. It doesn't make sense. The rich are getting richer, and nearly everyone else is getting poorer. Both wages and wealth. Should people work hard, sure. People just aren't going to be able to match robotics/computers though, and eventually there will be few jobs.
Xyzzy i Yes...but there are jobs out there....and those jobs do pay more...it's just that some of them are more physically demanding like farming or construction jobs. and if it wasn't for wealthy people, there wouldn't be jobs! When was the last time you got a job from a poor person?
Bryan Maynard First off let me say I believe physical hard work is very satisfying. It leaves you in good shape, healthier in a lot of ways. But it also takes a long term toll also. Fuck wealthy people. They make is sound like they're the ones that create, when in reality they're more like the parasites that rely on the working people for everything. I don't have time to elaborate.
I could remember listening to Paul Harvey riding in the tractor with my dad his rest of the story was so instilled into me as a child as I lost my father in 2017 this is one thing that I remember as a child that I shared with my dad RIP
As a young African American kid back in 1973 I could not wait hear this man at noon on my old transistor radio rest in peace. Mr.Harvey.
My uncle, my mother's brother, used to listen to Paul Harvey every day. He told me Paul Harvey was the best and most intelligent person I could listen to. Back then I didn't believe him but now that I am older I see he was right and I now search out Paul Harvey on UA-cam. His wisdon, insights and advise are much needed today. Maybe more than ever.
I knew it was gonna be a good day after hearing Mr. Harvey when I was a kid. being a teenager in the early 80's was a much better time
He is a God fearing man
Totally agree! RIP Paul!🙏🏽❤️
I too relished the "noon hour" when Mr Harvey came on the air. He was so refreshing and honest. Man I miss him and his wisdom!
Paul Harvey's wisdom is needed more today than when his was on the air
Yes, but younger people wouldn't understand his language, like when he said: lay down that "hoe" people under 40 , would probably think he's talking about a prostitute.
@@frankpaya690 That's Horrible... BUT... you are right!! 🤷♀️🤦♀️
Yes he's passed on now, he left us with these words! Now all we have to do is listen! He spoke and spoke until he could speak no more.. now here we are 2022! We're doing all weekend to be good to it! To ourselves and to others and not to take life for granted! Tomorrow is never promised to us. The end!
It was just as relevant then, as it is now.
Akira The Don is making music with his words today, here’s “Hard Work” ua-cam.com/video/RzphZWYNG3U/v-deo.html
Paul Harvey’s voice over a crackling AM tractor fender radio, while eating lunch off the tailgate of the pickup under a shade tree.
Good times.
❤
me too!!!!
My thought's exactly. I remember the first time hearing him on the tractor radio. I always looked forward to his wisdom.
Simpler times...
How I MISS those day's.
We need people like him on radio stations today. Someone who actually cares about our country and history.
He and his $150Million actually just cared for himself in Reality.
@@perryanderson5642 And what is wrong about making money? Especially if you worked for it and didn't harm or do anything unethical or immoral? If he did, then enlighten us, otherwise if you want the same fortune, start working for it.
@@patrickmartin8302 He Didn't work for it doing anything Respectable. Do your research and Please Don't just parrot Or Copycat what others Just Say without Truly researching. Thank You.
@@perryanderson5642 it must be terrible to have to belittle someone else to feel like YOU know something
We need to stop looking to others and we need to set the path to greatness ourselves.
As a young man, I felt a reverent hunger for the pictures he painted. I met him one day in 1983 at a factory I was working at sewing mattresses together when this very tall fellow came into my work area along with the plant manager. I was introduced, shook his hand and then that unmistakable voice said "nice to meet you"!
Must have been beautyrest, right? I seem to recall they were on of PH’s sponsors.
I listened this this man during days and days of my childhood. We would sit down and eat lunch and GrandPa would turn it on and demand silence. And quietly we would sit there. Passing lunch between the family. And listen on edge to each word Mr Harvey would say. I never thought much about it as a child. But now almost 60. I miss a sane voice in todays Media. Someone that like Mr Harvey shared with you a down to earth and even into our Fiber Story that had meaning and content. And a lesson to be learned. FOOD for thought. So not only did we Feed our body's while he chatted away on the Radio we feed our brains with positive thoughts. I truly miss a radio personality that was so great at the time. And only realized once gone. Its truly a shame we have lost this man. Cause we need more like him sharing and making you think. And think about daily life and how to treat your fellow man. Thank you for your many years Mr Harvey. There are us out here that do miss your voice crackling across our RCA radio....and sharing a simply meal while you feed our brains with positive and meaningful thoughts. You are dearly missed.
Beth I remember doing the same thing on the farm in 1962-63 the boss would want silence. I am glad I listened
I seen Paul Harvey in Lacrescent, Mn. 1962
At this farm I worked for $1 a day
Beth Sutton ....they were wonderful times I just wish my grandchildren could have the freedom's we had What has happened to America I miss the America I knew....
to both Ed and Betty I did the same way back in the early 60's on the farm
Paul Harvey was on the radio when I was growing up. Papa always listened to it after work.
I listened to him with dad on the tractor and the combine. I'm 35 now and watching the erosion of America. God, nation, self
God bless you
We are all watching the erosion of America. It is rotting from within.... the decay of the nuclear family is leading the way.
Brings a tear to my eye. Paul Harvey's comments are meaningful whatever year it happens to be.
I agree. Such a treasure.
Miss his Voice. Hard Work never hurt anyone.
More lies
One of the few men in life that made me feel safe..hope I can meet him in Heaven someday♡
Amen to that
I'm 50 years old this year and I loved listening to Paul Harvey. Such a great wordsmith with such great timing.
Morgan Freeman may be the voice of God in movies, but Paul Harvey has always been the voice of God for everyone who ever heard him. His wisdom, words and pacing is as easy to listen to as a gentle flowing stream and his message was always on point in a way that no one before or since has ever been able to connect with an audience. Thank you for a lifetime dedicated to our knowledge and understanding of sometimes complex ideas in an effortless and almost childlike way of getting them into our heads and our hearts.
Todd Folstad Well said Todd! Thank You, good day! ♡
I remember hearing him for the first time when i was very young and even then i loved to listen to him.
Todd Folstad AMEN
Todd Folstad you are spot on!!!
Absolutely yes !
I SO miss listening to him
A voice of calm and reason like Paul Harvey's would be most welcome again.
I wish you were still here Mr. Harvey . You are one of a kind . God bless .
Trust God, we are all one of a kind and like your reply.
I used to listen to Paul Harvy with my grandmother throughout the 90's.
I was listening to Paul Harvey over 40 years ago one day and he was talking about the future if this country and what he predicted has all come true to a "T".....!! UNBELIEVABLE....!!
how old are you
Yep, especially his, if I were the devil, I'm 53 and everything he said has come true
I remember when he was live on radio. Such wisdom.
Me TOO.
I just turned 40...I remember going to McDonald's with my mother and great grandmother and while waiting in line after church...he is what I remember!!!! I feel blessed!! Love you all ❤❤❤ 3:33 ❤❤
I’m so thankful my grandparents made me listen to Paul Harvey in the car on the radio as a kid!
I discovered this Beautiful man as an 18 yo soldier in Korea in 1981 and thank God I did LOVE THIS MAN.
Mr. Harvey is one of the greatest minds of this, or any, age.
And he just told it like it was. He sounded like a regular Joe when he talked, and he sounded like he talked to each individual personally. Folksy, is the word I'm thinking of.
I miss him!
He looks very much like, and sounds exactly like somebody I used to know who was not as famous: Jim V. O- tool. I think they were both born in 1916.
I listened every day after working 12 hrs in a code vessel shop everyday for years.miss those days and paul harvey
Everyone loved him because no matter who you were, he touched you. It's sad there is no one with his wisdom today.
Mr Harvey was the voice of the principles America was built on love. And respect for God and Country, common
Decency, honesty, integrity, hardwork ethic, moral compass,
All necessary to live a good life in America. My parents were faithful listeners if his radio program. Both Mr Harvey and my parents are greatly missed.
Hard work isn't that hard if you put your mind to it and ask the Lord for the determination to do it.
Listened to Paul Harvey as a teen in the 90's at lunchtime. I believe as long as Paul Harvey was talking, no one in the car said a word...until the end. We'd all say "now you know the rest of the story" or " I'm Paul Harvey, Good Day". 😁 much wisdom
I miss this man and his commentary’s everyday at lunchtime.❤
At my first engineering job, I would make sure that I was at my desk. He is missed and was God blessed. 🙏🏻
MISS HIM SO MUCH !!!
Thanks Paul, "GOOD DAY"
I worked in radio as a young man and met Paul Harvey twice!He was my hero and our station carried hisbroadcast. I never missed his 830am and noon newscasts HiS voice and moral outlook are an inspiration to me! May God grant him peace!
Very fatherly man. Enjoyed listening to him back when.
I was lucky enough to have had the opportunity to hear Paul almost every day of my life until 2009
I listened to him when I was a child. The rest of the story. That's why its so important to listen to the whole story before you rush to judgement. A lot of wisdom in his words. People just don't listen anymore.
I first heard Paul in Germany. Everyday before work he was on the radio. He was so wise . He got me through the day when I was in the ARMY. Garlstedt 441 (1984_1987) Thanks Paul ♥️
Paul Harvey was amazing and still relavant. Very articulate and gifted with common sense and values.. I miss his stories.
I miss him...listened everyday in Chicago growing up. Always stories with inspiration and leaving us to ponder what we just heard. He is one reason I got into radio. RIP Mr. Harvey!
I grew up listening to Paul Harvey in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. This man was truly loved by all who listened to him, especially "The rest of the story" stories that he told. I truly wish more people had listened to his wisdom and wish my children had known of him. This country was so much better with him behind the microphone!
i remember listening to paul years ago, 40s & 50s, i'm 76 now, he always had good and intelligent things to say
Even when I was more to the left than I am now, I still listened to Paul Harvey for many years. This man always told the truth (at least everytime I listened to him). Now, as I am older, I can understand his news and comment alot more than I was able to while he was still alive. I was born too late. I still listen to recordings where I can. Mr. Harvey was one of the greats.
I listened to him at noon whenever I could. Each day I looked at the clock and if I saw it was 10 after 12 and missed his broadcast, I felt my day wasn't complete. Sure miss him, but get to spend eternity with him. I'll bet he'll have some more stories to tell!
I still remember the silence at 9:00am every week day at first break. Coffee poured peanut butter and jelly out and all at full attention. I miss that part of my life. Simpler times and people with open minds even though we were called closed minded. I still remember some of the same stories from my grandma that were along the same lines as Paul Harvey....
How I miss those days......
Who's still listening to Mr.Harvey in 2019? His wisdom and way of sharing it brings not only tears for what America was, but hope for what it can be again..buts it's going to take the fortitude of those who still believe in family, friends, faith in God , and lots of "hard work"..
I share him with my kids who range in age from 24 to 41.
Great insight makes great kids! 😉
loved listening to Paul with my grandmother
Same here.
I have fond memories listening with my Mom.
Good to hear this voice again
Good DAY
I need to listen to this every morning
We used to
I use to listen to him on the radio at noon everyday! Miss him and what he had to say!
I was lucky enough to get to listen to Paul Harvey as a teenager and it made me a better person. Miss you mr. harvey
me too....he gave me the values I have now that no other adults had taught me as a kid...the only man on radio who could get me to turn down the loud music and listen....just loved him...rip
@@pjj9491 that's very interesting .and that is what is hard to know, because he didn't have any official "arena" where he would have had to reach young people, that were 20 or younger. people that are too young, it's over their heads, cuz they don't have enough background to appreciate the message of somebody like a Paul Harvey. that's where being able to modify your choice of words to reach somebody that has no clue what you mean, but be able to clarify it for them anyway, by reaching them through an intuitive understanding of how to communicate with them, is a tremendous and RARE talent. But it's hard to know how many people like yourself were listening to him at the time, and had a Experience such as yours.
remember looking forward to listening to him as a kid...
such a good smart man...I'm 70 now and still havent met many who could hold a candle to him...
I loved listening to Mr. Harvey during my lunch hour in the 90's . I still Love his commentary on the topics that he spoke about ; And when I heard he passed away , I was in shock that I will never hear him again , But I found reprieve here on you tube with his commentary and his thoughts of the Day's Event's . He will be missed in so many ways . And his sign off , This is Paul Harvey ; Good Day . I loved that quality about him he told us about the future , when no one listened to the truth of what he said .
I wish that those in Congress & the House of Representatives could listen to just one of Paul Harvey's stories, then perhaps THE will have learned something from the rest of the STORY . THIS country needs a man like Paul Harvey to help open there eyes.
And now the rest of the story what a great man.
Going to work cows with Paul Harvey on the A.M. radio is my best memory.
I miss Paul Harvey so much...
A great American, Mr. Harvey.
I miss him.
I used to listen to him every morning through Junior and Senior High School
My grandfather listened to Paul all the time on the radio.One of my favorite memories setting there with him listening to Paul.Really a great man.My grandpa and Paul.
It brings back memories sitting with my grandfather on his farm listening to Mr Harvey 🙂
I like that image
Thank you for sharing this concrete truth on hard work of a Developed Nation..
I could listen to him every chance I could get,miss listening to Mr.Harvey
I was blessed to meet this man when I worked at abc in Chicago, what a great man, I miss him always
I can't wait to show my children and grand children this motivator and many others
He had a good message to deliver. He was good for telling the truth.
At noon grandma needed her paul
I got this man’s wisdom free everyday on am radio as a kid and young man. Thank you sir. I share that wisdom proudly. 🤠🇺🇸
9/9/2020
114 people who never did an honest days work. I miss Paul Harvey's wisdom and honesty.
I had forgotten but I used to time my lunch around Paul Harvey, I listened to him on the AM truck radio wherever I was working in strip mines in Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia. I would eat my sandwiches that my wife had made me and listen to Mr. Harvey on WIVK out of Knoxville.
Simple wisdom that we need more of today, rather than the SJW victim hood BS that so many idiots are espousing.
I miss this man,,he had an insight into the future and it was truthful. We have so few today that have HIS view of things now and things to come.
George Carlin was also very intelligent and had lots of great stories to tell....
Michael G.B
Today's journalists can't hold a candle to what this man says he tells it how it is and like it is tells the whole story and nothing but the whole story they don't make good journalist like Paul Harvey anymore I used to listen to this guy on 107.5 Arkansas country radio station everyday
Hello Elsa a young man in the 80s I would listen to Paul Harvey and would feel much better after listening to his wisdom I miss him dearly. The advertising that Paul Harvey did just wasn't there because he needed sponsors you had to win his approval and his approval showed up and everything he talked about I miss him
the definition of journalist has changed since this great man....nowadays they call themselves journalists but they are just sensationalistic overpaid liars out for ratings....none of these talk show idiots or news people would make a pimple on his ass....rip sir
I listened every day. I really miss Paul Harvey. No one like him.
I sure do miss paul harvey's wisdom & show at noon it was much better time's
Very much missed.loved listening to Paul at noon in my home town.RIP
I was so young and naive I could never keep up with these broadcasts but my father played them often, and even all these years I still find a soothing peace in this man's voice. Even as it plays in the background all I hear is the peanuts "wom wop wom" but it's so peacefull
Miss him on the radio at noon..RIP fine man
No matter where I was or what I was doing, at 12:00 sharp I'd turn on the radio to the channel that broadcast Paul Harvey and just listen. His words were wisdom and "The Rest of the Story" was either educational or funny. Miss him dearly, but thanks to people like you Arthur Tavares, Jr, I can still hear his voice and stories. Thank you
I wish I would have listens closer
Paul spoke truthfully. No wonder my father listened to the program. I first heard it on KXEL, Waterloo, IA.
We never missed him when he was on the air. Half of what I am I own to his daily wisdom.
Thank you for posting this Sir. He, Mr Harvey and his spots seem like a rally call to America and the world if a person listens close enough.
I was born in 96' and I am an Eagle Scout with a fantastic work ethic as pointed out by previous employers and friends. I know hard work especially the kind where you drip buckets and have to drink water almost every minute so you don't pass out. I wish everyone could have the same work ethic I do, than maybe we could turn this country around.
I miss hearing Paul Harvey on the radio. I believe I even remember a local news station that would show Mr. Harvey on their 6 o'clock news cast telling his stories & passing on wisdom. Stay safe.
Where is Mr. Harvey when the country needs him most? His words continue to give me hope...
I listened to him while I was stationed at Minot A.F.B. Great stories, always!
His voice reminds me of the good days
Greatest voice of all time!!!
Rest in peace Paul.... You were and still are an icon.... You gave us faith, wisdom, hope, and were a beacon for good men to look towards for inspiration... You grew up in humble meager surroundings and learned from that about work... I hope when I cross over to the other side as you have done that I will have the opportunity to sit and visit with you about your life, your work, and how much you meant to me as a child growing up.... Good Day... :)
Every day at Lunch time Grandad and I listened to Mr Harvey!
Miss Paul's words thankfully we can listen here thanks for the audio
Loved listening to him on the radio.
Damn, America need Paul Harvey right now😭😭😭
I once listened to Paul Harvey in awe and admiration. The awe has faded with education and experience. The admiration grows with time. Although I don't agree with everything he says anymore, I respect and admire the way and why he said it. No judgement. No condemnation. Facts and history recited with dramatic eloquence. You knew exactly how he felt about it without his actually saying it, yet saying it with pauses, inflections and intonement. What a master of the spoken word. The Bard of the 20th Century.
Ever notice that history only has someone like Paul Harvey for that particular time and when he passes there is no one who will or can step up to the plate and continue what he started? His insights of the forgotten or deliberate removal of American history and other such world events will be missed.
Makes you think about prophets still living in the world. What an incredible vision if he wasn’t. Roughly 60 years before it all actually happened.
Thank God for Paul Harvey!
When I viewed the news on TV ,...or heard it on Radio, I watched and listened. But......when I listened to Paul Harvey, I "saw" the news.
We need more Paul Harvey's. Thanks for uploading.
I cannot fathom who would down vote Paul Harvey.
thank you everyone for the great comments, keep them coming
Arthur Tavares hey, thanks for uploading this vid. i believe the entire world could better themselfs if only they could hear these words.
thanks again -jesse
Arthur Tavares, Jr. right on brother
Do you have the one he did on the television as a rude guest in the living room? Several people have suggested you as the most likely source, if it still exists.
Harold Sherrill let me see what I can do.
More people need to hear this.
I couldn't agree more
+bigoldinosaur I agree....especially the lazy people who think they need $15/hr for flipping burgers....I'd hate to see them have to do hard manual physical labor like in construction or farming.
+Bryan Maynard People are just trying to survive. Why should the people who own everything(the resources) be able to take more and more while others suffer. It doesn't make sense. The rich are getting richer, and nearly everyone else is getting poorer. Both wages and wealth.
Should people work hard, sure. People just aren't going to be able to match robotics/computers though, and eventually there will be few jobs.
Xyzzy i Yes...but there are jobs out there....and those jobs do pay more...it's just that some of them are more physically demanding like farming or construction jobs. and if it wasn't for wealthy people, there wouldn't be jobs! When was the last time you got a job from a poor person?
Bryan Maynard
First off let me say I believe physical hard work is very satisfying. It leaves you in good shape, healthier in a lot of ways.
But it also takes a long term toll also.
Fuck wealthy people. They make is sound like they're the ones that create, when in reality they're more like the parasites that rely on the working people for everything. I don't have time to elaborate.
Beautiful speech.
Thank you Akira the Don for bring me here.
So miss this man!
I could remember listening to Paul Harvey riding in the tractor with my dad his rest of the story was so instilled into me as a child as I lost my father in 2017 this is one thing that I remember as a child that I shared with my dad RIP
Boy it sure boy nice to hear him on the radio again times sure were alot better back then