Who was the host of the radio program "The Rest of the Story"?
Correct answer: Paul Harvey
Amy Farmer
he was a great guy
penawareof
I loved his radio show in 1985. I remember a certain joke he told about a missing dog: one eye, no tail, three legs;goes by the name of Lucky.😁😁😁😁😁
DaveGundërsen
Paul Harvey was great, and a broadcasting institution.
Recently, Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs and mega-voiceover fame has begun a podcast in similar fashion to carry on in the tradition of "The Rest Of The Story". It's an homage to Paul Harvey's work and style that continues the tradition. Mike Rowe's podcast is called, "That's The Way I Heard It".
Player #1633488
Always loved listening to Paul Harvey. Wish we had a radio or Television Host that was as entertaining and TRUTHFUL as Paul Harvey. Walter Cronkite came vary close. also early 60 Minutes shows. Loved Harvey’s humor and caring for our soldiers! Never heard a curse word. And he loved God.
flowercat0523
Loved listening to him with my mom while we were busy in the kitchen.
Mommatrucker
I am a trucker and loved to listen.. kept me interested!!
retiredladytrucker
Paul Harvey did the story "If I were the devil" in 1965 . listen to it, it's chilling to hear of the times we are living now.
WaldoLydeker
dollis1963, yes! that voice, the pause..........
JimmyLovesQL
Paul Harvey always narrated interesting stories in his uniquely distinctive voice.
Player #8553765
Paul Harvey Good Day
Andi
Player #8553765, Yep, I was just gonna say, Good Day!! Like he used to always say at the end of his broadcast. 👋
Andi
Player #1633488, yeah, my Dad and Mom used to listen to him All the time!! I was sad when he passed away. RIP, Mr Harvey. I pray he's in God's memory that way, He'll resurrect him. John 5:28.
Misty
I know his son took over. Is this a picture of Paul or his son?
gfhj
And now you know, the rest of the story!
zennazenna
ENJOYED HIS STORIES MANY YEARS ✌️
mimi
or 60 minutes or what ever show he was on before Johnny Carson
mimi
yeah I remember him. he was great I watched him on the news with my mom.
Player #121455733
Miss his voice and stories
Mothergoose72
I remember his show came on at noon. He voice was so calming and stories so interesting. Good to know there are books!
Player #118103951
I've got a couple of his "The Rest of the Story " books. Really fascinating stuff.
Jill
retiredladytrucker, right on...couldn't believe it was from 1965 when I heard it a couple of months ago!
Player #120374466
retiredladytrucker, Yes, Jesus Christ warned us about the last days of a wicked world. Are we listening to him?
Ms. Ninja1
I miss "the rest of the story" segments. And I miss hearing Mr. Harvey's voice. I'm quite sure he is Heaven's Harald. With a voice like his how could he not be. may he rest in peace. I'm truly sorry if I may make anybody cry. That certainly wasn't my intention.
Paul
But was he ever shot in the fracas?🤓😎✌🏻
Charlie
My grandpa, who grew up during the depression, served in the army, was a great mechanic, carpenter, and farmer always would tune in to Paul Harvey every day like clockwork. Almost like a ritual. He loved to share his stories. Paul Harvey resonated with the common man. I loved the rest of the story!
Joyous one
penawareof, of course he was lucky, he still had one eye, three good legs and well who needs a tail anyways!
Ace
When I was a kid in the 80s I always loved when it would come on the radio in the car. Mike Roe's The Way I Heard It is good but just not the same...Good Day to you Mr Harvey!
old metal worker
In my area his show was during lunch and we didn't go back to work until we heard the rest of the story.
Player #35387966
I truly enjoyed every episode of this program. I truly do not believe there was any better radio host. I didn't miss him.
Player #40172160
That's an old pic of Michael Berry
sweetbabyblu
DaveGundërsen, Thanks for thr info. I'll check out Mike Rowe's podcast. Sounds i teresting.
Smokey
Paul Harvey was the best, loved listening to him on the radio and I read his books they were fantastic.
giggles
loved his show, used to listen with my mom
Thunderduck
penawareof, you forgot turn ear and neutered...
Play grananny
We grew up listening to him because Daddy liked him. I remember his voice.
booklady
I absolutely loved his stories and distinctive voice.
craig
when I was in sixth grade we listened to his show and had a test afterwards on current events..
Ray Finkel
When I was a kid in the 80's. I remember me and my Dad driving and always listening to Paul Harvey. A memory that will never be forgotten....
Jackie
This question reminded me of my father. He use to listen to this show every day. I use to think it was incredibly boring. My father has been deceased for many years; now this show is a fond memory, like so many others.
Guillermo
these were always entertaining stories