i could never stand Paul Harvey.

is it archived somewhere?

at every link on the page.

wazzupwidat?

Not coincidentally he also did the Harvey voice on the show. They referenced him other times as well and those had a more jokey, endearing quality.

For many years I've been an on and off listener of Shearer's radio show and I happened to catch the episode after Paul Harvey died. He spent a lot of time on him and played a few long clips of Harvey saying some pretty liberal stuff. They are almost exactly a generation apart and I got the sense that Shearer had always looked up to him. It was interesting because of course Shearer is very liberal.

comments about Paul Harvey are coming from. My family knew him, actually, my mother dated Paul in high school, Central High in Tulsa, OK. They were good friends for years after. He knew Billy Graham, Hoover, McCarthy, but they weren't buddies. The fact is, he knew everyone in politics and just about everywhere else. That's just how he was. He was a history buff and a radio entertainer. Though he was politically liberal He never made waves or pushed a position... just gave unusual revealing history lessons.

If there's something I'm missing, let me know. But Paul was about as friendly and liberal a man as I ever met.

Wonder how many people got it?

As posted above his "up from the boots straps" stories were part of the foundation of the right wing that we know today