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Thank you for supporting Yesterday USA as we celebrate America history. Have a super Holiday, Walden https://gofund.me/a06f1f2d.

Hi, YUSA Blue is up: Here is the direct link: https://classicairwaves.com:8050/radio.mp3 Web Page Player: https://classicairwaves.com/public/yesterday_usa__blue_network Updates have been sent to TuneIn for both Red & Blue. Walden, will contact Ootunes Again for Red listen links as posted last evening https://classicairwaves.com/public/yesterday_usa_red_network Raw stream: https://classicairwaves.com/listen/yesterday_usa_red_network/yusa_red.mp3 John

Hi, Please use these links for this weekend’s listening. https://classicairwaves.com/public/yesterday_usa_red_network Raw stream: https://classicairwaves.com/listen/yesterday_usa_red_network/yusa_red.mp3 John

Hi, Corey is working to get all of our streams onto one server. So, Blue will be down until Monday or Tuesday. Red will still be available. But, the easiest way and maybe one of the few ways to hear it for the next few days is via the website. www.yesterdayusa.net and choose the red network. Tune in and some of the others have to be updated. This may be inconvenient. But, it’s the best we can do for now. John

Hi Everyone, For those listening to ACB Media three, Yesterday USA Red will be taken down during the ACB convention from Monday 06-24 and will return around July 15. However, you can still access programming by visiting yesterdayusa.net and choose the red network. John From: Larry Gassman < lgassman@... > Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2024 5:00 AM To: 'Walden Hughes' < WaldenHughes@... >; John Gassman < johngassman@... >; 'Corey Harker ( corey.harker@... )' < corey.harker@... > Subject: Media 3 relay Hi all, Each year usually the first week or so in July, we stop broadcasting on all streams and there content is specifically used for the ACB convention. Again this year this will happen to all streams including ACB Media 3, which is now used for the relay and Yesterday USA. So, Rick just wrote: From: Rick Morin < rmorin@... > Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2024 2:32 AM To: Larry Gassman < lgassman@... > Subject: Media 3 relay Beginning Monday Relay of Yesterday USA will be taken down until after convention. I will send an announcement out to the media announce list. Please let our good Friends at yesterday USA no. Rick We will add it back again, after the convention concludes around the 15th. Larry

sHi everybody, Starting at 7-30 PM CA time Yesterday USA will present D Day coverage starting at 7-30 PM and it will run straight through Friday 6-7-24. One of our feed will run 38 hours of NBC coverage and the other feed will run 34 hours of CBS coverage. We will have no live show on Wednesday night 6-5-24 and Thursday night 6-6-24. We will be back live on Friday night 6-7-24 to kick off our special on Don’t Touch that Dial for 50 years. Take care, Walden

Hi everybody, Starting on Wednesday night 6-5-24 through Friday afternoon 6-7-24 Yesterday USA will mark the 80th year of D Day. We will broadcast NBC coverage on one feed and CBS coverage on the other feed. Take care, Walden https://gofund.me/6747532b.

Hi Everybody, A recording studio that started in LA in 1930 is donating many of their masters to REPS. Many of these are NBC. Take care, Walden https://gofund.me/c302a3ca.

Hi Everybody, Noel Blanc on tonight at 7-30 PM. Last night we had Bob Hope archivest Jim Hardy on. Take care, Walden

Tonight on Yesterday USA, we are featuring an interview that Walden, Larry and I did with Richard. Sherman in 2015+ playing other Sherman Brothers compositions. Who could ever forget Johnny Burnett version of your 16 your beautiful and your mine!. Definitely not a Disney classic but a song that we play tonight along with a lot of other Sherman Brothers memories on yesterdayusa.net. Choose either the red or blue network beginning at 10:30 Eastern 730 Pacific We will also feature an interview that Larry and I did with Disney ambassador Stacia Martin back in 1999.

Hi Everybody, Radio and TV personality John Rayburn just pass away at age 96. John attended many of the different old time radio conventions pver the years. Take care, Walden

Hello, Our guest was to have been Bing Crosby’s nephew Howard Crosby. Unfortunately, he has had to cancel for tonight. We will reschedule him for the future. Tonight, we will begin to pay tribute to Barbara Fuller from One Man’s Family who recently passed away at the age of 102. We begin at 10:30 Eastern time and 7:30 Pacific on both Yesterdayusa.com on both the red and blue networks. We hope you can join us. John

Hi everybody, Barbara Fuller who played Claudiaon One Man Family pass away at 102. She was a super nice person, Walden

Hi Everybody, We have 3 up coming guest on Yesterday USA on the live shows at 7-30 PM Monday 5-20-24. Howard Crosby who Uncle is Bing Crosby. Wednesday 5-29-24 on Bob Hope 121 birthday Jim Hardy who is the archivest of Bob Hope will be on live. The Bob Hope office has set up a youtube channel and will release shows twice a week. Thursday 5-30-24 Mel Blanc son Noel will be with us to celebrate Mel birthday. Take care, Walden

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Bob Hope Legacy, the Bob & Dolores Hope Foundation and the Hope family are proud to announce the new Bob Hope Channel on YouTube. The Bob Hope vaults have become things of legend, with an unparalleled collection of thousand hours of TV, radio and film in the archive, as well as tens of thousands of photographs. and every week, the family along with the help of Bob’s official archivist, Jim Hardy, they will make selections to add to the channel twice a week. Jim Hardy, has for years handled the licensing of these materials, issues pertaining to copyright and maintaining the extensive archives. In 1986, Jim filled in for a summer job at Bob Hope Enterprises as a production assistant. He never returned to his old job and 38 years later he is still there. Jim has worked on 43 television shows with Bob or about Bob, and countless personal appearances. Clips include USO Tours, Tributes to Vaudeville, Hopes Insult Reel, Monologues, Christmas Specials, PGA & Bob Hope Classics, as well as stars such as Brooke Shields, Jayne Mansfield, Lucille Ball, Norman Lear, Bing Crosby, Sammy Davis Jr, Jackie Gleason, Jack Benny, Johnny Carson, and even Big Bird and Lassie. Sample Topics Jim Hardy can discuss: *** Behind the scenes with Bob Hope *** Working on a show with Danny Thomas, Milton Berle and George Burns all on the same show. *** How the skies cleared for Bob for the All American Team (Football) *** Many stories involving the USO and the stars that traveled with Bob, who could sleep anywhere. *** Meeting the female stars that appeared on Bob’s shows including Lucille Ball, Dorothy Lamour, Joan Collins, Barbara Eden, Brooke Shields, Lynda Crater, Joan Van Ark, Donna Mills, Naomi and Wynonna Judd. *** Bob’s Desert Classic in Palm Springs (Clint Eastwood, Sammy Davis Jr, Arnold Palmer, Telly Savalas, and the presidential foursome - Hope, Clinton, Ford, and Bush - Who won) Bob Hope Background In Brief: Bob Hope rose to the top of every medium he touched: headliner in Vaudeville, Broadway star, radio icon, movie idol and superstar on television. His persona reached audiences of every age in every decade of the 20th century. A popular star in Vaudeville, it was Broadway’s “Roberta” where Bob eventually caught the eyes of critics. In 1938, NBC signed him for a radio show that became a fixture in American homes. It wasn’t long before Paramount called on Bob. He went on to make 50+ feature films, including the popular “Road Pictures” with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. In 1950, his TV career officially launched with “Star Spangled Revue.” An accomplished man, Bob’s greatest legacy was his commitment to American service personnel. For nearly 6 decades, at war or at peace, “G.I. Bob” crossed the globe with 57 USO tours for troops in WW II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf War. In the history of show business, no one traveled so far, so often, to entertain so many. The Bob Hope Official YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@officialbobhope/videos For more information about the legacy and foundation, please visit https://bobhope.org/

Hi, Orson Welles would have been 109 years old today. And so for the first three hours of tonight’s show we’ll play the sequence in which Jack Benny had Pneumonia and Burns and Allen followed by Orson Welles subbed for him. This sequence began on March 7 1943 and continued on March 14, 21, 28, April 4 and ended with Jack’s return to the show on April 11 1943 with his guest Orson Welles. The live show begins tonight at 10:30Eastern and 7:30 Pacific. John

Hello everybody, John, Larry and I been ask to put together an up to date list of AM and FM radio stations, internet Stations and podcast playing OTR. If you know of any that should be on such a list please email us privately with the info including the URL. We will put together the master list and make sure people can find it. Take care, Walden

The Spring old time radio marathon is steaming your way! Thats May 4, 2024, from 9 am Pacific to 9 pm Pacific. 12 hours, with 6 hosts offering up their old-time-radio delights. Weve got a focus on Suspense this time around, with a panel discussion of the program, and 3 or maybe 4 episodes of the Show. Joe Webb and Keith Scott will talk about their favorite program, Suspense. On the mystery front, we have an episode of Mysterious Traveler, and Richard Diamond. Two police showsDragnet and Gunsmoke. A little sweeting with an X minus one, and motoring into a Life of Riley. Finishing with a full episode of The Big Show and Lux Radio Theater. You might even spot Archibald McLeach in a couple of shows. Not only is it a great time to chat about this hobby, but a way to get prizes. Thats May 4, 9 am Pacific to 9pm Pacific. It will take place in the Old Time Radio Marathon room and will be broadcast on Yesterday USA Blue from 9 AM Pacific to 9 PM Pacific. It will also be simulcast on both Yesterday USA Red and ACB Media 3, formerly known as Treasure Trove from 7 to 9 PM Pacific. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/107926374?pwd=cUErQzlwTzA5d2ZiN3ZyT3BMUWFjZz09 Meeting ID: 107 926 374 Passcode: awz One tap mobile +19292056099,,107926374# US (New York) +13017158592,,107926374# US (Germantown) Dial by your location +1 929 205 6099 US (New York) +1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown) +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) Meeting ID: 107 926 374 Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kvK68ESXC

Hi Everybody, REPS is adding more files to the on-line library. I understand we will have around 40,000 shows on-line for you to enjoy. You can support the club with the below link I thought you might be interested in supporting this GoFundMe, https://gofund.me/e9071c55.

Hi, Thanks to Jeff Bishop, we now have a discussion list for all things Yesterday USA. We also have a new group of listeners from ACB Radio’s Treasure Trove program. Here is the release complete with the emails to subscribe to with regard to our new discussion group. Yesterday USA and the American Council Of The Blind have announced a partnership which will simulcast programs from early radio on ACB Media 3. In his book, “on Air On Line), ACB Radio founder Jonathan Mosen indicates that ACB Radio offered the very popular “ACB Treasure Trove” to listeners beginning on April 10, 2000. Earlier in 2024, after over 20 years of volunteer service, Host and producer Jeff Bishop announced that the program would come to an end. ACB Media Coordinator Larry Gassman, has also worked for Yesterday USA as a volunteer since 1986. “YUSA” has provided programs from the Golden age of Radio to Internet listeners since 1983. The network has several feeds on its platform dedicated to Vintage Radio, and big bands. The network also features interviews with those performers who worked in early radio plus authors who wrote books about this magical medium. Listeners to ACB Media 3 will once again hear radio programs in excellent sound, from the vast collections of many radio collectors who work to save the early history of radio on a daily basis. To learn more about the American Council Of The Blind and the ACB Media Network, go to: www.ACB.org/ACBMedia To learn more about Yesterday USA go to: WWW.YesterdayUSA.net Welcome to Yesterday USA where Old Time Radio Programs rule the day. For more than 40 years we have been playing classic old time radio shows hosted by volunteers who are not only OTR collectors, but also Huge Old Time Radio Fans! Two new groups.io lists have formed for your entertainment. To subscribe to our announce only list go to: [email protected]. And to subscribe to the discussion list go to: [email protected]