Paul Harvey's Rest of the Story

[Bayouboy]

Listened to him every day he came on.

https://soundcloud.com/lance-clouse/purple-heart-battalion

This is a really good story.

[twosixteens]

One of the greats incredible story teller

[Lance]

I have listened to over 2000 of them and post the best ones, they are all good. As I am working in the early morning I screen for the day's post.

You can go to my archive on this original post or join my group on Face Book.

You young ones need to follow suit with us older guys, these bring back memories.

[diamond10x]

My dad shows me clips to listen to every now and then. Never realized who he was as a little kid but used to listen to him in my grandpas wood shop every day growing up in elementary school and during the summers. Learned a lot of things they never taught in school.

[N.DaWoods]

Loved listening to the rest of the story!

[KNEE DEEP]

Him telling “ So God made a Farmer” is one of the best stories ever told.

[jmac24]

He used to come on the radio at noon back in the 80's as we were going to lunch, listened to him almost daily.

[cattlelackranch]

Look into Mike Rowe's podcast " The way I heard it". Very similar to Paul Harvey's show.

Paul Harvey was the man! Mike Rowe is becoming a close second. Both level headed well spoken Americans.

[gemini2759]

Thanks. Great stories.

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[SabineHunter]

Paul Harvey was the man! Mike Rowe is becoming a close second. Both level headed well spoken Americans.

I just listened to Mike Rowe. Not even close to Paul Harvey.

[Lonestar_HOYT]

PH has such a great delivery, I miss hearing him.
Didn’t his son try to follow in his footsteps?

[Abcdj]

Merica!

[RifleBowPistol]

There are three people that have passed, that I don't think will ever be replaced, Paul Harvey, Johnny Carson and Waylon Jennings.

[doghouse]

I'm 65 and listened to his broad cast for years. RIP Sir!

[flywise]

I miss His stuff