Jean Shepherd - Living in the Shadow of Lake Michigan 1966

As a note, the first few seconds are silent, I am working out the kinks of a new video software, apologies for that. Also, this broadcasting had way too many commercials, so I removed them.
Jean starts the show with some silliness.
Starts at: 0:52
Shep sings a rotten poem about spinsters.
Starts at: 1:59
We get some excellent kazoo playing from our dear leader.
Starts at: 3:30
Dont you like surrealistic radio?
Starts at: 5:03
The other night, Jean did an animal sound show and it flopped!
Starts at: 5:59
On this show, we will deal with the unrecorded experiences of life itself with regard to animals.
Starts at: 8:15
Main Story:
While as a kid-type, Jean grew up in the shadow of Lake Michigan. In northern Lake MIchigan there is spectacular fishing for trout. In the great north woods, there are some fantastic hunting too. At the southern end of the lake, there are the Indiana dunes & swamps. Shep tells us about growing up in the dunes and the swamps of Indiana.
Story Starts: 9:30
There is nothing more exciting to see summer begin then at the Indiana Dunes
Starts: 32:16
We hear the story about the ghost of the swamp.
Story Starts: 22:14
Jean gives us recommendations of places to visit in the USA
Starts: 37:43
[Audio is public domain, Photo © by Roy Schatt]

[@davidcorrell6271]

why isnt this more popular these should have thouands of views

[@lorenzobeckmann3736]

I usded to walk past the very open hearth, famous as "The Ghost of the Open Hearth", on the way to another department

[@saramorsey]

Is that really Victor Jory at the beginning?

[@Franklin-pc3xd]

What the HE hockey sticks is this?