Every single episode of ytjd with Bob Bailey is oh so yummy good! I don't care if I've already listened to all 482 episodes! I'll listen to them again and again with the same enthusiasm as I had the very 1st time. Now that's love!!!
I'm so glad to have these available on TH-cam. I'm a baker and nothing makes the hours of mixing, kneading, and baking go by more enjoyably than re-listening to these wonderful radio dramas.
You're welcome. Carolyn. With Johnny Dollar it was more CBS promos, not many commercials, but I find that it is worth the time to remove them. The listening is much more enjoyable, and you can follow the story is much better
@@carrellblack1014 Yes Carrell, ESPECIALLY THE CIGARETTE COMMERCIALS. The most popular shows were sponsored by Camel, Phillip Morris, etc. Camel gave their cigarettes away to servicemen during WWII and beyond. probably killed more solders than the Germans and the Japanese combined. But in their defense the only people who really knew the facts were the Insurance companies, who knew more than anyone until much later
I rather deal with cigarettes than the disgusting odor of marijuana I smell every day on the streets and subways. What’s the next narcotic to be legalized? Meth?
Every single episode of ytjd with Bob Bailey is oh so yummy good! I don't care if I've already listened to all 482 episodes! I'll listen to them again and again with the same enthusiasm as I had the very 1st time. Now that's love!!!
Dear I., I can read your passion for Johnny. If he should somehow reincarnate, please share him with me. I'm pretty in crush with the guy!!!!
I'm so glad to have these available on TH-cam. I'm a baker and nothing makes the hours of mixing, kneading, and baking go by more enjoyably than re-listening to these wonderful radio dramas.
Thanks so much for the fantastic shows. Enjoying every one. And thanks for removing the commercials.
You're welcome. Carolyn. With Johnny Dollar it was more CBS promos, not many commercials, but I find that it is worth the time to remove them. The listening is much more enjoyable, and you can follow the story is much better
@@michaeldegen3850 Job well done. So far the best series of radio shows. I love this old stuff. ❤️
Especially the cigarette commercials
@@carrellblack1014 Yes Carrell, ESPECIALLY THE CIGARETTE COMMERCIALS. The most popular shows were sponsored by Camel, Phillip Morris, etc. Camel gave their cigarettes away to servicemen during WWII and beyond. probably killed more solders than the Germans and the Japanese combined. But in their defense the only people who really knew the facts were the Insurance companies, who knew more than anyone until much later
I rather deal with cigarettes than the disgusting odor of marijuana I smell every day on the streets and subways. What’s the next narcotic to be legalized? Meth?
This episode should have won an award.
Great episode
I've listened to this before but....I'm not sure that I remember that last 10 minutes. I'll just listen from the beginning again 😅
Boy that JD can be a hard ass . I’ll be there in a hour 👍🏼
Harry Bartell was one in a million. He was great on Gunsmoke and on a bunch of others.
The one voice sounded like Alan Alda to me.
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