I first listened to Paul Harvey in the late '70s when I was driving truck. With only an AM radio, surrounded by the cover of night his voice would interrupt my monotony with stories of the world. As a young man in his early 20s, I never thought about much other than myself and having a good time. Mr. Harvey made me think about things in a much bigger picture. His dialog would make me realize that I'm not so much and had a lot to learn. We desperately need more like him today, not only for listeners but so some of our so called "journalists" can learn what real journalism is instead of being social activists. He is a man that is greatly missed and there are replacements to fill his shoes. Thank you for the years of entertainment Mr. Harvey. Good day sir.
As an 18 year old boy fresh out of high school went to work for my uncle everyday we sat in his truck eating our lunch listen to Paul Harvey as soon as Paul Harvey said good day my uncle opened the door and said let's go back to work
Tell me why don’t they have his broadcasts from the past heard once again on certain radio station outlets across North America so that today’s current youthful generations of people are enlightened by his brilliance intelligence and articulate speeches?!!!!!
I "discovered" Paul Harvey very late in his career, in my 30's. I'm sad that I wasted my youth listening to others. Sir, you were never saluted by your peers because you had none. Good day.
When I joined the work force in the 1970s the crew would listen to Paul Harvey at noon, no talk just listen, Then we would reflect and quietly go back to work, Great man Wonderful memories of him by voice alone.
Born in 79, so times had changed by the time I got my first real job at 15. Changed even more after that, obviously. So thankful for my parents and both sets of grandparents who showed me great people like him. Honestly, his voice comforts me. Reminds me of my childhood and a time before me I never got to personally experience.
The fact that this video doesn't have a million views explaines why this country has BIG problems. The death of common sense has consequences. And here we are.
What a wonderful man and truly one of my heroes! I’m in my mid 50’s and grew up with Paul Harvey. I can’t describe how one man can truly love another man he’s never even met, but I did love Paul Harvey, and his passing left an irreplaceable hole / void nobody would ever be able to fill. Even though I’ve lived a mostly great life, there were many days that listening to his news and Rest of the Story broadcasts was the most enjoyable part of my day. Nobody will ever replace that distinguished voice and generational talent to activate one’s imagination as Mr. Paul Harvey. What a legacy!!
As a kid growing up in the 70s and 80s I remember listening to Paul Harvey. There was no other voice that came over the radio like his. Unfortunately to this very day there has been no one to come along to fill his shoes.
No one has mentioned that Paul was a man of deep Christian faith and once in awhile would slip in his daily broadcast a snippet of scripture verse or biblical principles. He was always careful not to sound too “religious” knowing most of his listeners were not interested in the gospel so he was respectful of everyone who listened! What great character!
As a kid in the 60s, I used to spend a week every summer with my aunt and uncle in Lufkin Texas. My uncle would come home from the foundry which was just a few blocks away, for "dinner", (not lunch), after eating, he'd sit in his living room chair and listen to Texas State Network News and Paul Harvey. Returning from work before supper he'd again listen to the news and Paul Harvey's The Rest Of The Story. It was a ritual that was constant as the stars at night. Years later, returning from the Navy, at my job, we'd gather at lunch and listen on the work truck radio to Paul Harvey after the noon news . I know many others have such great memories to share. Paul Harvey is a piece of Americana that can never be equaled or replaced nor will any present broadcaster be as trusted and beloved as he was.
Thank you so much for sharing your memories of him! I can remember driving in the car with my dad and listening. There’s just something about him that was so soothing. And you felt like he was always honest. I wish we had somebody like that now.
11 August 2024, Maricopa County, AZ watching: How I miss listening to Paul Harvey! I listened for over 35 years on 1510 KGA radio, from Spokane, WA at noon Pacific Time six days a week; The Rest of the Story in early evening. I trusted his news after I learned I couldn’t believe the TV network “news” readers. OH HOW I MISS PAUL HARVEY!!!!!!!
Fresh out of high school I married and worked on my father-n-law’s chicken farm. Every day at 12 o’clock we would make sure to eat lunch to mainly listen to Paul Harvey. America was so united in those days. Those days were so enjoyable. We worked hard but life was good. God was always involved in families. America was truly blessed. My family was poor just as the black families around. But, we had our families and love was very strong in our family.
I've listened to the Late, Great Paul Harvey for over half of my life. Re-listen time and time again to his wise ways of living and communicating and I always will. Whoever wants to be the best man they can possibly be need only do 2 things. Listen to God, then listen to Paul Harvey. Even today Mr. Paul Harvey makes me a better man. Thank God for you Paul Harvey!!!
One of the greatest voices to ever step in front of a microphone ! Years ago I would sit in my car during lunch break and listen to his show on the radio , never missed it ! The rest... of the story , always had me caught off guard with a smile at the end . Miss him .
I recall listening to Paul Harvey probably near the end of his broadcasts. It is good to listen to one again .He was a great speaker with his colorful statements in very simple words. And he was appreciated and understood.
As a teenager, I worked part time at a pharmacy and was delivering prescriptions every evening to people at home. That is how I discovered Paul Harvey’s ‘the rest of the story.’ I tried to time my deliveries so that I could hear the rest of the story in between homes, and many many times, I had to sit in the car and wait for the end, before I could run the delivery to the door. That was 40+ years ago, and the memory of it, and the messages that he uplifted me with, are still with me, and always will be! Thank you, Paul Harvey!
There will never in the history of broadcasting nor journalism be another Paul Harvey I have spent countless days listening to your familiar voice, of which will be one of my most lasting memories sir. Rest in peace
When I was at university, I would always go out to my car to eat my lunch and listen to the great Paul Harvey. I never failed to learn something in what he said, even if I was completely unfamiliar with the person or persons he was featuring, because there was always a nugget of truth in his messages even if you didn't know the players. Sometimes, he inspired me to learn more about the people he talked about, and I would ask my Dad. Usually, he knew of the person, at least superficially, and he would tell me more about that person. Dad always enjoyed listening to Paul Harvey too, and often, he had heard the same broadcast I had. I was saddened to learn the news when I heard that he was retiring, especially since there really was nobody who could simply tell a good story anymore.
I will truly miss his voice and the wonderful stories he brought back to life for us to re remember. Paul simply had a way about him that was true and endearing. Definitely a good man
I’m a 70-year-old veteran never saw action in the military, but I love my country enough to support her anyway I can. One of the inspirations I have to this day is going back on occasion and listening to Paul Harvey, just to hear his voice, his delivery, his poise, his experience and professionalism Send me back to the boy that I once was. my brother my father and I used to listen to him and the rest of the story all the time we sure could use him today.
I heard Paul Harvey on my first transistor radio when I was 9 years old at noon just running through the dial looking for a song I might like wen I stumbled on to this voice that said stay tuned for news and I waited for the camercel to end and I heard Paul Harvey talk and I listened to the whole story and I was hooked after words that announcer said tune in tomorrow for the rest of the story and I did and for many years and wen I missed one of his rest of the story's it would make me feel like I was left behind missed out so I never missed very many I wish I could have heard them all for one day miny years ya little boy turned his first radio on and was addicted to the one and only Paul Harvey wat great moments I had listing to him and the pictures he created in my young mind he was the best no I thank him for such a great time and for his wonderful stories ❤❤
I miss this man immensely having listened faithfully through the years! He made one use their imagination trying to guess who or what he was talking about he challenged your mind something sadly lacking today! God bless you Paul Harvey and good day!
Paul Harvey was a part of my Radio life through a large part of my career. I worked at stations with formats ranging from Easy Listening to Rock that aired Paul. His delivery was iconic. So much so that when I was with ACN , we did parodies of his feature, The Rest of the Story through the 90’s. Unforgettable and truly unique.
As some of you may remember Paul Harvey Jr. did some of the broadcasts of the rest of Rest of the story. He wrote many stories. One of his temporary replacements was running for president, and made the comment something not the effect that Paul should be running for president.
I loved listening to this man as a kid! We wud stop what ever we were doing at 11:30 each ti listen to Paul Harvey news and comment! I do miss his show!
We grew up listening to Paul Harvey as daddy would religiously turn the radio over at the appropriate time like clockwork. Personally I loved listening to him. Thanks Daddy 💗
I listened in the 70s early in the morning loading 2 small planes at Miami airport, can’t express how much it shaped or gave words to the way I thought….. to this day I’ve never quoted or recommended any other voice 1/2 as much… God bless his soul
I listened to Paul Harvey everyday at 12:15 on WHAM in Rochester, NY. I always found the time to sit and pay attention to Mr. Harvey. He had a way of presenting the news without bashing anyone or being a bore to anyone. I still have his story about “And God Made A Farmer.” On my Watch Later list here on TH-cam. What a great story.
The first time I heard his broadcasts on the radio, I was travelling from one end of Canada to Vancouver Island back in 1995. I was deeply upset when I couldn’t hear him when I got to the next province and a new time zone. Now I listen to him on my tablet. He is sorely missed my me. Thank you Mr Harvey for being you, and your talented way about you for entertaining us
I too have fond memories listening to The Rest of the Story every day on my car ride to school. What a voice. What a great purpose - to fill us daily with positivity and hope.
A man who could turn a phrase like no other. When I listened to his noon broadcasts, juat after he said "good day" I would shut the radio off. There was nothing worthy enough to follow him.
I’m of a young appreciation generation of Paul Harvey- but undertook his words of wisdom and humor with a sense of seriousness and respect. When dad was out of high brow insight Paul could fill in that gap. Good day
I would listen to this man every chance I could. I remember when his son tried to fill his spot, but it just never was the same. I don't know why even to this day. Whenever I listen to this man speak. Somebody is cutting onions, and II can not help the emotions.
Awh, my heart is so full of love right now... I am 68 yrs old and have been listening to Paul Harvey since I waslittle, at our lunch time. TY Lord for sharing him with us. ❤❤❤😢
Being on both sides of the microphone over 60 years, I have found that a few words now and then are more effective than hours of 'speechifying' every night. It is the mood you set with your voice, not the content of the words you use. THAT is radio !!!!!! Paul Harvey set me on my voyages in radio, and I am grateful !
For what Ever reason Mr.Harvey here just popped up across My Feed .. I take it as A Message from Heaven from My Dad . He Always had Him on the Radio while He tinkered in His Shop in the 80's when I Was just A Young Man Now 60 . Still Appreciate His Words . Good Day to Everyone .
God gave him a unique job to 'strength the backbone' of America, no matter what may befall her. One of the reasons today why this nation is falling to pieces. Paul will be missed until he is replaced. After that he will only be missed.
I am really miss Mr Harvey in the evening voice Every day when I am going and looking forward to hearing his voice It was so comforting after a long day hard day Thank you so very much Mr Harvey for the wonderful memories ❤❤❤❤❤
I read here in the comments, that there are those that wish Mr. Harvey was still with us ! In the practical, I would agree ! But I too believe if Mr. Harvey were alive today, that after analyzing what happens on the day to day, I'm afraid he may be speechless ! And if not by choice, then by sensor ! As there are those that would love to claim responsibility for quieting most likely the Worlds most recognized Broadcast voice of all times ! Something poetic about the timing in all that ! As before the Woke could move to silence him, the Lord thought better of it, and called him home, before an attempt was made in trying to kill the Great American Spirit, that with every word he spoke, so demonstrated those true American philosophies, and principles ! May GOD rest your Soul, Mr. Harvey ! ♥️🥀♥️
That was beautiful. We are going to be having viewers tell their stories. The video will be up this week with the details. We would love to hear yours.
Working on second shift as a diesel fleet mechanic , my lunch break was sometimes spent near the radio . As it was read, the subject had a typical youth much like mine but this person went a different way as an adult . It was Paul "Bear" Bryant of Alabama football fame .As his death just occured, it made me geat a tear in my eyes. And I'm from a rival team area . Louisiana. Thanks , Mr. Paul Harvey.
I remember visiting my grandparents in Arkansas as a youngster and grandpa sat at the kitchen table while grandma made lunch - but even then Paul's voice was the only one... as a child we knew to respect quiet and learned to ACTIVELY LISTEN (which is a lost art nowadays).
Brought tears to my eyes. Just listening again to that soft, reassuring voice . Thanks Paul, you always seemed to calm me, and still do 😏🙏RIP my brother 😘
Paul Harvey was a treasure! I know Mike Rowe is attempting to emulate him, but the original shines strong in our memories, who were priveledged to hear his voice and fascinating take on the news. I appreciated the quote in this speech, "self importance has ruined more journalists than bad liquor." Perhaps this is a malady in todays journalism, thus more humility would be a welcome attitude. Paul Harvey had wisdom and humility....well he had both in spades.
Paul was the masterful voice on the radio who had the magic to hold your attention on every sentence he smoke. I miss that. And the close was the most cleaver close of all good day.
I listened to The Rest of the Story all of my life. On the way to work in the morning, I heard the morning story. Driving home at the end of the work day, I listened once again. Then, and only then, could I carry on with the rest of my day.
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What Ray Van der Laan is to Discipleship and Biblical understanding, Paul Harvey is to the Radio Journalist and the imagination and depth of mind froma voice that captivated America. And his comment about Journalists selling America short is priceless....and true! Repeatedly telling us the negative, when in fact we are the envy of the world!!! God Bless Paul...
As a kid I would sometimes go with my dad in the summer when he we out of town on business and we always listened to PH great memories from the late 60s
I would listen to him when I went to work with my dad a great man of wisdom and there will never be another like him and the best story orater of all time
He is the greatest orator of many generations, but most of all the greatest generation and their children. Thank God for Paul Harvey and the decades he pontificated to a listening audience that could hear the spoken word and use their imagination to fill in the gaps. Oh, that one could replace him.
Can't remember how many times someone asked me "Did you know...?" and I said yes, because Paul Harvey told me. "And now you know...the rest...of the story".
I first listened to Paul Harvey in the late '70s when I was driving truck. With only an AM radio, surrounded by the cover of night his voice would interrupt my monotony with stories of the world. As a young man in his early 20s, I never thought about much other than myself and having a good time. Mr. Harvey made me think about things in a much bigger picture. His dialog would make me realize that I'm not so much and had a lot to learn.
We desperately need more like him today, not only for listeners but so some of our so called "journalists" can learn what real journalism is instead of being social activists.
He is a man that is greatly missed and there are replacements to fill his shoes. Thank you for the years of entertainment Mr. Harvey. Good day sir.
Paul Harvey, like Norman Rockwell, captured the essence of the America as we wished it could be - nobilty, dignity, and humor in equal measure.
As an 18 year old boy fresh out of high school went to work for my uncle everyday we sat in his truck eating our lunch listen to Paul Harvey as soon as Paul Harvey said good day my uncle opened the door and said let's go back to work
Paul Harvey is an American Treasure. Trump '24
Good work ethic.😊
@@holoholohaolenokaoi2299 I don’t think that he would vote for tRump.
@@ricardofierro7041lol Trump has broken you 😂
@@ricardofierro7041Even a minute amount of research would prove that statement false. Lol
An American legend and icon and a great story teller. If they made journalists like that today.
Paul was one of the GREATEST AMERICAN JOURNALISTS of ALL TIME. I sure miss him THANK YOU PAUL for being a TRUE AMERICAN HERO!
Tell me why don’t they have his broadcasts from the past heard once again on certain radio station outlets across North America so that today’s current youthful generations of people are enlightened by his brilliance intelligence and articulate speeches?!!!!!
Unfortunately the young would have no respect for his incredible words.
I "discovered" Paul Harvey very late in his career, in my 30's. I'm sad that I wasted my youth listening to others. Sir, you were never saluted by your peers because you had none. Good day.
When I joined the work force in the 1970s the crew would listen to Paul Harvey at noon, no talk just listen, Then we would reflect and quietly go back to work, Great man Wonderful memories of him by voice alone.
Many workers listened at lunch time
Born in 79, so times had changed by the time I got my first real job at 15. Changed even more after that, obviously. So thankful for my parents and both sets of grandparents who showed me great people like him. Honestly, his voice comforts me. Reminds me of my childhood and a time before me I never got to personally experience.
NO OTHER VOICE SIMILAR TO PAUL HARVEY’S!
The fact that this video doesn't have a million views explaines why this country has BIG problems. The death of common sense has consequences. And here we are.
And God made a news man...
Amen
So true.
I'm 71 now and Paul Harvey had such a positive influence on my life. He will, as he promised, go on forever.
What a wonderful man and truly one of my heroes! I’m in my mid 50’s and grew up with Paul Harvey. I can’t describe how one man can truly love another man he’s never even met, but I did love Paul Harvey, and his passing left an irreplaceable hole / void nobody would ever be able to fill. Even though I’ve lived a mostly great life, there were many days that listening to his news and Rest of the Story broadcasts was the most enjoyable part of my day. Nobody will ever replace that distinguished voice and generational talent to activate one’s imagination as Mr. Paul Harvey. What a legacy!!
"Oh man!" no one will ever beat Paul Harvey... the absolute best!
The America that Paul Harvey represents is rapidly disappearing, and I thank him for helping it remain as long as it has.
I loved this man, sad we lost him way too soon. We need him now more than ever, GOD LOVE HIM!!
Yes. We do, he was a genuine truth-sayer
Too soon? He was 90. Great man for sure but he was 90. We didn't lose him that soon.
As a kid growing up in the 70s and 80s I remember listening to Paul Harvey. There was no other voice that came over the radio like his. Unfortunately to this very day there has been no one to come along to fill his shoes.
No one has mentioned that Paul was a man of deep Christian faith and once in awhile would slip in his daily broadcast a snippet of scripture verse or biblical principles. He was always careful not to sound too “religious” knowing most of his listeners were not interested in the gospel so he was respectful of everyone who listened! What great character!
Paul Harvey was one of America's greatest Blessings . Thank you Father God for blessing us with this great sole .
His great sole?? Was a fishmonger among Paul Harvey's regular advertisers?
@@stevehammett2008 Shame on you! "soul"
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As a kid in the 60s, I used to spend a week every summer with my aunt and uncle in Lufkin Texas.
My uncle would come home from the foundry which was just a few blocks away, for "dinner", (not lunch), after eating, he'd sit in his living room chair and listen to Texas State Network News and Paul Harvey.
Returning from work before supper he'd again listen to the news and Paul Harvey's The Rest Of The Story. It was a ritual that was constant as the stars at night.
Years later, returning from the Navy, at my job, we'd gather at lunch and listen on the work truck radio to Paul Harvey after the noon news .
I know many others have such great memories to share.
Paul Harvey is a piece of Americana that can never be equaled or replaced nor will any present broadcaster be as trusted and beloved as he was.
Thank you so much for sharing your memories of him! I can remember driving in the car with my dad and listening. There’s just something about him that was so soothing. And you felt like he was always honest. I wish we had somebody like that now.
@@thepaulharvey Yes, he sure was, thank you for posting this video
11 August 2024, Maricopa County, AZ watching: How I miss listening to Paul Harvey! I listened for over 35 years on 1510 KGA radio, from Spokane, WA at noon Pacific Time six days a week; The Rest of the Story in early evening. I trusted his news after I learned I couldn’t believe the TV network “news” readers. OH HOW I MISS PAUL HARVEY!!!!!!!
Fresh out of high school I married and worked on my father-n-law’s chicken farm. Every day at 12 o’clock we would make sure to eat lunch to mainly listen to Paul Harvey. America was so united in those days. Those days were so enjoyable. We worked hard but life was good. God was always involved in families. America was truly blessed. My family was poor just as the black families around. But, we had our families and love was very strong in our family.
I've listened to the Late, Great Paul Harvey for over half of my life. Re-listen time and time again to his wise ways of living and communicating and I always will. Whoever wants to be the best man they can possibly be need only do 2 things. Listen to God, then listen to Paul Harvey. Even today Mr. Paul Harvey makes me a better man. Thank God for you Paul Harvey!!!
One of the greatest voices to ever step in front of a microphone ! Years ago I would sit in my car during lunch break and listen to his show on the radio , never missed it ! The rest... of the story , always had me caught off guard with a smile at the end . Miss him .
I absolutely loved Paul Harvey. An American treasure.
I recall listening to Paul Harvey probably near the end of his broadcasts. It is good to listen to one again .He was a great speaker with his colorful statements in very simple words. And he was appreciated and understood.
As a teenager, I worked part time at a pharmacy and was delivering prescriptions every evening to people at home. That is how I discovered Paul Harvey’s ‘the rest of the story.’ I tried to time my deliveries so that I could hear the rest of the story in between homes, and many many times, I had to sit in the car and wait for the end, before I could run the delivery to the door. That was 40+ years ago, and the memory of it, and the messages that he uplifted me with, are still with me, and always will be! Thank you, Paul Harvey!
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There will never in the history of broadcasting nor journalism be another Paul Harvey I have spent countless days listening to your familiar voice, of which will be one of my most lasting memories sir. Rest in peace
Love that this iconic polite steadfast purveyor of knowledge lived. Thank you Mr. Paul Harvey 😊
Paul Harvey' was the best radio broadcaster of all time!
Yes he was
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Gabriel Heater was good too
He was the great word picture person. His voice was always reassuring and it made me feel safe. Unlike today unfortunately. America has had great men.
When I was at university, I would always go out to my car to eat my lunch and listen to the great Paul Harvey. I never failed to learn something in what he said, even if I was completely unfamiliar with the person or persons he was featuring, because there was always a nugget of truth in his messages even if you didn't know the players. Sometimes, he inspired me to learn more about the people he talked about, and I would ask my Dad. Usually, he knew of the person, at least superficially, and he would tell me more about that person. Dad always enjoyed listening to Paul Harvey too, and often, he had heard the same broadcast I had. I was saddened to learn the news when I heard that he was retiring, especially since there really was nobody who could simply tell a good story anymore.
God blessed me with being able to listen to Mr. Harvey .. on the radio.
I will truly miss his voice and the wonderful stories he brought back to life for us to re remember. Paul simply had a way about him that was true and endearing. Definitely a good man
I’m a 70-year-old veteran never saw action in the military, but I love my country enough to support her anyway I can. One of the inspirations I have to this day is going back on occasion and listening to Paul Harvey, just to hear his voice, his delivery, his poise, his experience and professionalism Send me back to the boy that I once was. my brother my father and I used to listen to him and the rest of the story all the time we sure could use him today.
I agree, wholeheartedly. We are going to start having people record their Paul Harvey memories. Would you be interested? We want to share them here.
Always looked forward to hearing that iconic voice and delivery.what a great broadcaster and American.God bless him and his family
Thanks for listening. I'm glad you like it
I heard Paul Harvey on my first transistor radio when I was 9 years old at noon just running through the dial looking for a song I might like wen I stumbled on to this voice that said stay tuned for news and I waited for the camercel to end and I heard Paul Harvey talk and I listened to the whole story and I was hooked after words that announcer said tune in tomorrow for the rest of the story and I did and for many years and wen I missed one of his rest of the story's it would make me feel like I was left behind missed out so I never missed very many I wish I could have heard them all for one day miny years ya little boy turned his first radio on and was addicted to the one and only Paul Harvey wat great moments I had listing to him and the pictures he created in my young mind he was the best no I thank him for such a great time and for his wonderful stories ❤❤
I miss this man immensely having listened faithfully through the years! He made one use their imagination trying to guess who or what he was talking about he challenged your mind something sadly lacking today! God bless you Paul Harvey and good day!
Damn, this makes me homesick for the America that is no more
Just a Classical fellow and no one else like him. Salute...........
Paul Harvey was a part of my Radio life through a large part of my career. I worked at stations with formats ranging from Easy Listening to Rock that aired Paul. His delivery was iconic. So much so that when I was with ACN , we did parodies of his feature, The Rest of the Story through the 90’s. Unforgettable and truly unique.
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Nice comment, sir
Mr. Harvey would freak out if he could see our country now. God bless you
@@jamesstilwell1041 he predicted our current society back in the 60's and was spot on
As some of you may remember Paul Harvey Jr. did some of the broadcasts of the rest of Rest of the story. He wrote many stories.
One of his temporary replacements was running for president, and made the comment something not the effect that Paul should be running for president.
I loved listening to this man as a kid!
We wud stop what ever we were doing at 11:30 each ti listen to Paul Harvey news and comment!
I do miss his show!
I also as a kid " and i will still Stop in a heartbeat to Hear him again Today on Sunday Aug. 25 2024 . . . From Canada btw.
Such an American Treasure. Right up there with Mr. Rogers, Bob Ross, Dolly Parton & Betty White. Paul Harvey... Good Day.
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He kept me company many a dad with the rest of the story. He was a Great Man !!
@@thepaulharveyWhat year is this speech from?
We grew up listening to Paul Harvey as daddy would religiously turn the radio over at the appropriate time like clockwork. Personally I loved listening to him. Thanks Daddy 💗
I listened in the 70s early in the morning loading 2 small planes at Miami airport, can’t express how much it shaped or gave words to the way I thought….. to this day I’ve never quoted or recommended any other voice 1/2 as much… God bless his soul
I listened to Paul Harvey everyday at 12:15 on WHAM in Rochester, NY. I always found the time to sit and pay attention to Mr. Harvey. He had a way of presenting the news without bashing anyone or being a bore to anyone. I still have his story about “And God Made A Farmer.” On my Watch Later list here on TH-cam. What a great story.
I just loved him! So down to earth.
The first time I heard his broadcasts on the radio, I was travelling from one end of Canada to Vancouver Island back in 1995. I was deeply upset when I couldn’t hear him when I got to the next province and a new time zone. Now I listen to him on my tablet. He is sorely missed my me. Thank you Mr Harvey for being you, and your talented way about you for entertaining us
I too have fond memories listening to The Rest of the Story every day on my car ride to school. What a voice. What a great purpose - to fill us daily with positivity and hope.
A man who could turn a phrase like no other.
When I listened to his noon broadcasts, juat after he said "good day" I would shut the radio off.
There was nothing worthy enough to follow him.
I’m of a young appreciation generation of Paul Harvey- but undertook his words of wisdom and humor with a sense of seriousness and respect. When dad was out of high brow insight Paul could fill in that gap. Good day
Paul was the great in his day I loved listening to him . We missing the great people today .
One of a kind! Miss him.
Mr. Harvey was the greatest. I seldom missed his noon broadcast. 😊
I would listen to this man every chance I could. I remember when his son tried to fill his spot, but it just never was the same. I don't know why even to this day. Whenever I listen to this man speak. Somebody is cutting onions, and II can not help the emotions.
He will always be the best voice of reason for America. God Blessed You for giving us the honor of knowing you in that way.
I genuinely love this man and pray for many more like him!
Me too!
Awh, my heart is so full of love right now... I am 68 yrs old and have been listening to Paul Harvey since I waslittle, at our lunch time. TY Lord for sharing him with us. ❤❤❤😢
Being on both sides of the microphone over 60 years, I have found that a few words now and then are more effective than hours of 'speechifying' every night. It is the mood you set with your voice, not the content of the words you use. THAT is radio !!!!!! Paul Harvey set me on my voyages in radio, and I am grateful !
For what Ever reason Mr.Harvey here just popped up across My Feed .. I take it as A Message from Heaven from My Dad . He Always had Him on the Radio while He tinkered in His Shop in the 80's when I Was just A Young Man Now 60 . Still Appreciate His Words . Good Day to Everyone .
God gave him a unique job to 'strength the backbone' of America, no matter what may befall her. One of the reasons today why this nation is falling to pieces. Paul will be missed until he is replaced. After that he will only be missed.
I am really miss Mr Harvey in the evening voice
Every day when I am going and looking forward to hearing his voice
It was so comforting after a long day hard day
Thank you so very much Mr Harvey for the wonderful memories ❤❤❤❤❤
This man was a part of my life from the time I was a wee boy up until he retired. There was no replacement and cannot and will not be.
I read here in the comments, that there are those that wish Mr. Harvey was still with us !
In the practical, I would agree !
But I too believe if Mr. Harvey were alive today, that after analyzing what happens on the day to day, I'm afraid he may be speechless !
And if not by choice, then by sensor !
As there are those that would love to claim responsibility for quieting most likely the Worlds most recognized Broadcast voice of all times !
Something poetic about the timing in all that !
As before the Woke could move to silence him, the Lord thought better of it, and called him home, before an attempt was made in trying to kill the Great American Spirit, that with every word he spoke, so demonstrated those true American philosophies, and principles !
May GOD rest your Soul, Mr. Harvey !
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That was beautiful. We are going to be having viewers tell their stories. The video will be up this week with the details. We would love to hear yours.
Working on second shift as a diesel fleet mechanic , my lunch break was sometimes spent near the radio . As it was read, the subject had a typical youth much like mine but this person went a different way as an adult . It was Paul "Bear" Bryant of Alabama football fame .As his death just occured, it made me geat a tear in my eyes. And I'm from a rival team area . Louisiana. Thanks , Mr. Paul Harvey.
I've loved Mr. Harvey from the first broadcast I ever heard. I was very young and I'm 64 today. Such an inspiration
And forever, he will.
What a legendary personality! I’m happy to see Mike Rowe picking up a similar torch in his broadcasts.
A true American icon!!!
I remember visiting my grandparents in Arkansas as a youngster and grandpa sat at the kitchen table while grandma made lunch - but even then Paul's voice was the only one... as a child we knew to respect quiet and learned to ACTIVELY LISTEN (which is a lost art nowadays).
Paul Harvey was great. I miss him.
Brought tears to my eyes. Just listening again to that soft, reassuring voice . Thanks Paul, you always seemed to calm me, and still do 😏🙏RIP my brother 😘
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. 🥲
Grew up on farm listening to WGN noon show which carried Paul Harvey, such a joy & learning experience!
He was the absolutly the best and loved listening to him back in the day !!
Paul Harvey was a treasure! I know Mike Rowe is attempting to emulate him, but the original shines strong in our memories, who were priveledged to hear his voice and fascinating take on the news. I appreciated the quote in this speech, "self importance has ruined more journalists than bad liquor." Perhaps this is a malady in todays journalism, thus more humility would be a welcome attitude. Paul Harvey had wisdom and humility....well he had both in spades.
Well said
I sure do miss listening to Paul Harvey 😢
Paul was the masterful voice on the radio who had the magic to hold your attention on every sentence he smoke. I miss that. And the close was the most cleaver close of all good day.
"... every word he smoke"??
Paul Harvey was always honest. We don't have that now.
I listened to The Rest of the Story all of my life. On the way to work in the morning, I heard the morning story. Driving home at the end of the work day, I listened once again. Then, and only then, could I carry on with the rest of my day.
I so loved listening to him tell stories when i was a kid. I wish there were another Paul Harvey today.
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What Ray Van der Laan is to Discipleship and Biblical understanding, Paul Harvey is to the Radio Journalist and the imagination and depth of mind froma voice that captivated America. And his comment about Journalists selling America short is priceless....and true! Repeatedly telling us the negative, when in fact we are the envy of the world!!! God Bless Paul...
Paul Harvey's story of Christmas has been my favorite since I heard it forty-six years ago. I looked forward to his daily broadcast.
As a kid I would sometimes go with my dad in the summer when he we out of town on business and we always listened to PH great memories from the late 60s
I caught the 3:30 every day after work. Miss him.
I would listen to him when I went to work with my dad a great man of wisdom and there will never be another like him and the best story orater of all time
Class act . None better. Loved listening to "The Rest of the Story" when I was young.
Paul Harvey was the Mark Twain of my generation.
I sure miss this guy. Listened to him every day.
Hearing Paul Harvey was always "Good day!"
Working in the oil field in Oklahoma the welder i was helping would tell everyone eating lunch to get quiet until Harvey would say good day!
His voice and wordsmithing was some of the best.
He is the greatest orator of many generations, but most of all the greatest generation and their children. Thank God for Paul Harvey and the decades he pontificated to a listening audience that could hear the spoken word and use their imagination to fill in the gaps. Oh, that one could replace him.
My young audalt life back in the 80s was spent listening to Paul almost every day.
This was great. Then I closed my eyes and rewatched (listened to) and it was absolutely amazing.
Paul Harvey is and was a treasure
You are missed, Sir!
I always LOVED LISTENING TO PAUL HARVEY when I was growing up great man to bad he was never president
First time I head Paul Harvey was in the early 90s in Miami WIOD radio station. Gosh I miss "The rest of the story" it was so good.
Wisdom beyond years.
Can't remember how many times someone asked me "Did you know...?" and I said yes, because Paul Harvey told me. "And now you know...the rest...of the story".
RIP
Paul Harvey is right about radio.