Episode #233: Thanksgiving: Feast From the Harvest

The Good Old Days of Radio Show

Happy Thanksgiving! This year for our annual turkey show, we are going back to Thanksgiving Day of 1942 to hear a fascinating program written and narrated by the Pulitzer Prize winning novelist and farmer Louis Bromfield that celebrates legacy, and those who work the soil. As with many shows produced in the early days of WWII, there is a looming dark presence. But this story looks past that with hopeful eyes to the future, and the joyful anticipation of abundance.

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