Paul Harvey Wisdom - Two High School Dropouts Who Changed History

Two boys who were bored with their high school subjects and one with physical ailments drop out and bounce around doing various jobs but then go on to change the world.

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Paul Harvey was an American radio broadcaster for ABC News Radio. He broadcast News and Comment on mornings and mid-days on weekdays and at noon on Saturdays and also his famous The Rest of the Story segments. From 1951 to 2008, his programs reached as many as 24 million people per week. Paul Harvey News was carried on 1,200 radio stations, on 400 American Forces Network stations, and in 300 newspapers.

A big Thank You shout out to Paul Harvey Archives;

[bruceolson]

America needs Paul Harvey now more than ever

[emilpeterson]

I'm 75 and remember listening to Paul Harvey when I was 5, could hardly wait to hear him every day, now I miss him every day, What a beautiful human being!

[patrickmurray]

Nothing wrong with Paul Harvey. Timeless

[Mike-gcih]

We lost a good person when we lost Paul ❤️

[sylviakstambaugh]

I was a visiting nurse and would get to this one house, usually when Paul was on. I would listen, with them, to his commentary. I miss his common sense approach to things.

[darinfonder]

Nobody can tell a story like Paul Harvey. He made it an art

[fromtheroad]

Never let school get in the way of your education

[kevinmonahan]

Best Super Bowl commercial ever was the Ford Truck ad showing American farmers working with their families with Paul Harvey’s “So God created a farmer” dialogue.

[TomSpeaks-vwzp]

Radio ceased to be when Paul Harvey passed.

[williamkeck]

I'm 74. You're darn right I listened to Paul daily. Absolutely fantastic and will NEVER be replaced. GOD bless him. And I believe his son did the research for "the rest of the stories".

[davidkimmel]

We all need the leadership of people like Paul today.

[NancyPleskach]

My grandparents would listen to him every morning

[dnews]

I worked on a welding crew back in the 80s. Our whole team would take a 15-minute break every day at 12: 15pm to gather around the radio to listen to Paul Harvey bring us a few minutes of wit and wisdom. It was a wonderful world then and I sure miss it. Six American men and one sweet gal all doing hard work that today's average American wouldn't dream of lowering themselves to do. Welding is hot, sweaty dirty and hard work. We all had families to support and the thought of letting the government do that for us never crossed our minds.

[kevinw]

Paul Harvey did more to inspire a listener's imagination than anyone ever could. His "Rest of the Story" are still relevant today. "Paul Harvey...Good Day!"

[beegee]

Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story" never disappointed. It always had a bit of a surprise with a good message.

[WilsonshirleyWilson]

Paul Harvey was one great story teller R.I.P.

[kurtmeyers]

Spent my youth listening to Paul Harvey

[jeffobleness]

I listened to Paul Harvey during my summers staying with my grandparents. I could listen to him forever. I do miss him and my grandparents. Great memories!

[acrad]

Paul was one of the few constants in my life growing up. I’m 48 now and back then I was always excited to catch him or sometimes his son on the radio. Always shared wonderful interesting stories - always learning about facts about people and things I didn’t know about. He felt like part of my family

[cynthiamcgee]

I'm 71 and I remember listening to Paul Harvey I loved him and I miss his intelligence. 💕🌹