Sirius 118 XM 164 PDF Version and the Excel Version
Hey Gang,
As I write this on Monday, Memorial Day there are lots of good things coming up for Radio Classics.
First, to make the acquistion of the weekly printable schedule even easier, I have created a way for you to get it sent to you by email as soon as it is ready. Here is the link - Schedule By Mail
Secondly, thanks to the influx of "new" episodes and series from our content provider, the schedule rotation will be altered beginning the first week of June (actually May 31st since we begin on Sundays). The shows will still rotate with some repeats, but there will be fewer repeats during the week, which should be welcome for all.
Longtime XM listeners need to be aware that a specific episode will not repeat as much, so you'll need to play close attention to the schedule, so you make sure you are able to hear your "can't miss" shows. I will attempt to continue to "rest" an episode for at least one year after it finishes it's weeklong run.
Finally, some highlights for this week's schedule; we have birthday tributes to both Bob Hope and John Wayne as well as the ongoing Memorial Day Week special featuring Lux Radio Theatre's version of Wake Island, Hope on The Cavalcade of America and a special program produced by the military and known as The Fighting A.A.F.
Photos: Bob Hope & Paulette Goddard (The Ghost Breakers); John Wayne with Montgomery Clift (Red River).
Photos: 1942 Film Wake Island (Left to Right) MacDonald Carey, Brian Donlevy and Robert Preston (L to R). In Second Picture (Left To Right) Carey, Preston & Donlevy.
Greg
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