Host Joe Bevilacqua presents part one of a tribute to Bob Clampett's Time for Beany, an interview with Stan Freberg, a live performance of Jay Ward's Dudley Do-Right with June Foray, Joe Bev., Corey Burton, Matt Hurwitz, and Lee Harris, part three of Wil

Host Joe Bevilacqua presents: Audio from TV's Truth or Consequences with Bob Barker and Daws Butler (Yogi Bear) from 1960, Stan Freberg in the 1957 Warner Brothers cartoon Three Lil Bops,, a live performance of Jay Ward's Fractured Fairy Tales with June

A tribute to Joe Barbera featuring Leonard Maltin, Hanna-Barbera cartoon clips and his 1990 interview with Barbera, Mel Blanc's demo tape, Daws Butler in a never-before heard cartoon with Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound (1959), Daws Butler teaches Joe Be

Host Joe Bevilacqua presents his interview with Janet Waldo; audio from The Jetsons: A Date with Jet Screamer; Willoughby and the Professor Meet Willoughby and the Professor part one; Sgt. Preston of the Yukon: A Call From the Storm part 2.A tribute to t

The Brave Engineer - Jerry Colonna The Brave Engineer is a 1950 Walt Disney-produced short subject cartoon, based on the exploits of legendary railroad engineer John Luther "Casey" Jones. It is narrated by madcap comic and radio funny-man Jerry Colonna a

Guest hosts Ralph and Babs Backwards presents  a collection of rare and classic Freberg records: "Elderly Man River" (CBS Radio 8/18/57); "Little Blue Riding Hood" (Capitol Records, 1953); "The Honeyearthers" (CBS Radio, 9/8/57); "Shaboom" (CBS Radio

Host Joe Bevilacqua presents Ray Campi's interview with Mel Blanc (1974); Mel Blanc and June Foray in the Warner Brothers cartoon Deduce, You Say (1956); Mel Blanc in Woody Woodpecker's Talent Show part one; Tale of the Tootlebird from The Captain Kangaro

Host Joe Bev presents more of Ray Campi's Interviews with Hollywood Legends, including Helen Hayes, William Holden, Moe Howard, Walter Brennan, Jack Albertson and Burl Ives; "Lavender Blue" sung by Burl Ives; The first "Roger Ramjet" cartoon (1965) with G

Joe Bev presents the first two profiles on Ray Campi's Interviews  with Old Hollywood Legends (2004) including Mel Blanc (1974) and Bud Abbott (1971), Mel Blanc in“Woody Woodpecker Out West” (1940s), the conclusion of Joe Bevilacqua reading “To

Joe Bevilacqua's profile of unsung Rockabilly pioneer Ray Campi (2003), Detmar Poppen, Olive Lamoy and Jimmy Donnelly in “Popeye Meets Robin Hood” (1935), the original Popeye (Billy Costello) sings “Nagasaki” (1935), Mr. Jinx (Daws Butler) tells â