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It's not always so! Date: 03-23-2006 By: m10bob	I downloaded a fresh Shep episode which was dated 11/03/72..It did not have the usual title, and was only labelled "WOR".. I cross-referanced the date from Jim Clavin's database, and this date is supposed to be "Marijuana soup, Motor pool, and Chicken plucking" I listened to the entire program and while it is not a program from any other date I have ever heard of, it is NOT the show listed on the data base. The show is actually about "The triple feature syndrome", and Sheps' crush on Ann Rutherford !!(Excellent and funny program by the way, but I suspect the database is correct, and the date on the program itself is in error.)[8D] In Hoc Agricula Conc In Est Spittle Louk	2

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03-29-2006 ( Reply#: 431 )	jclavin	The description for the 11-3-72 show was from the collection of Alan Kalsish. He has been reliable on his dating and descriptions, so I do no have reason to doubt it. I can't find any dates referring to Ann Rutherford or the triple feature syndrome. I'll have to download and listen to it to see if there are any clues to the date. Commercials are a good start and Shep quite often mentions what day it is exspecially Fridays. Jim
03-30-2006 ( Reply#: 434 )	m10bob	Yeah Jim..I have downloaded hundreds of clips from the archives themselves, and VERY commonly they are titled by what the original taper labelled them as, which FREQUENTLY varies from the title in the database. An example: I have one labelled "College Contests" from the archive, but the database calls it "Water drinking contests". Did the database info come from a WOR source?? I also habitually listen to EVERY program for those dating clues, and heard nothing which would give me a different date, necessarily. I'm just glad to be able to listen to the programs, and enjoy the hobby of contributing to the forum with info gleaned from Shep himself![:)] In Hoc Agricula Conc In Est Spittle Louk