Bear Manor Radio
Welcome to our radio network just for you,
our faithful customers!
Our irrepressible Program Director Joe Bevilacqua (aka Joe Bev) (Daws Butler: Characters Actor, Uncle Uncle and Donnie, and Scenes for Actors and Voices) produces 15 new radio hours: Voice Actor Show, Lorie's Book Nook, J-OTR Show, Fred Frees Favorites, What's Cookin'?, Aroma Thyme Radio, Audio Classics Archive, Cartoon Carnival, Comedy-O-Rama Hour , Jazz-O-Rama Hour, Lost OTR Show, MANC, more
Each BearManor Radio show is wrapped in a funny Ludwig Von Whatchamacallit interstitial.
Check out our 24 hour schedule and grid below!
“Bevilacqua said he fell in love with voice acting 40 years ago, when he started using a cassette recorder to record himself acting out his favorite cartoon characters to a soundtrack of jazz music from 78 rpm records he found in his parents attic.” Excerpt from the Kingston Freeman article. |
"Keep up the good work,
I absolutely love the station.
It is now my favorite."
- Martin Grams, Jr.
Special Thanks
to the good folks at SPERDVAC, The Society To Preserve
and Encourage Radio Drama, Variety and Comedy. http://www.sperdvac.com
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ARCHIVED BEAR MANOR RADIO NETWORK SHOWS:
9 am/pm
 | The Voice Actor Show
with David Ossman & Judith Walcutt
David was one of the four founders of The Firesign Theatre in 1966 and has edited all their published works, including "Anythynge You Want To," "Exorcism In Your Daily Life" and "Profiles in Barbeque Sauce" for BearManor Media http://www.BearManorMedia.com. Also from BearManor, Ossman's "The Ronald Reagan Murder Case," featuring George Tirebiter, 1940s radio star and part-time detective, and "Dr. Firesign's Follies," a sort-of memoir. He is presently engaged in writing a new, much expanded edition of "The Sullen Art," based on his 1960s radio interviews with new American poets and has a new book of political poems, "Marshmallows and Despair," coming this Fall.
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10 am/pm
 | Lorie's Book Nook
with Sandra Grabman
Host Lorie Kellogg interviews Sandra Grabman, author of Plain Beautiful the Peggy Ann Garner Story. The book is published by BearManor Media and the audio book, which is read by Sandra, is published by Waterlogg Productions.
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11 am/pm
 | The J-OTR Show
The Lone Ranger Meets the Long Ranger
This series of hour long mash-ups of old and new time radio is hosted, written, produced, directed, and voiced by veteran award-winning radio theater wizard Joe Bevilacqua.
First, Joe Bev presents the real thing:
The Lone Ranger "The Silver Mine Surprise"
Originally aired: January 24, 1938
Then, one of Joe Bev's early Old-time Radio Parodies:
The Lonely Ranger
"The Pennsytucky Mishap"
Recorded, improvised, and post-produced in his bedroom when Joe Bevilacqua was 16 years old in 1975. Joe Bev is heard as all the characters voices, except one.
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12 am/pm
| Fred Frees Favorites
 Excerpts from Plain Beautiful: The Life of Peggy Ann Garner written and read by Sandra Grabman
and Son of Harpo Speaks! A Family Portrait written and read by Bill Marx.
Trying to decide which audiobook is best for you? Let Fred Frees pick out some samples for you! This series of hour-long programs presents the first chapters of Fred’s handpicked favorite BearManor and Waterlogg audiobooks.
Also, in the hour: Fred Frees in more Professor Whatchamacallit's Interstitial and a Blast from the Past: An excerpt from the premiere broadcast of "Flywheel, Shyster, Flywheel" with Groucho and Chico Marx, originally aired on NBC''s Blue Network on November 28, 1932 .
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1 am/pm
 | Aroma Thyme Radio
Beating the Winter Blues
Chef Marcus Guiliano, Chef on a Mission, from Aroma Thyme Bistro Restaurant in Ellenville, New York, is cooking and educating people about healthy food and healthy living. More info at: http://chefonamission.com, http://waterlogg.com andhttp://bearmanorradio.com
Customer Reviews:
"GREAT JOB! Aroma Thyme Radio podcast is awesome. Chef Marcus is doing a great job. Keep up the awesome!"
by Matt McWilliams
Topics:
- Joe Bev and Marcus talk about CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture)- Joe Bev visits Oleh and Nadia Maczaj at Rusty Plough Farm, an Organic CSA in Ellenville, NY)
- Helen Nearing talks about pioneering the back to nature movement with her husband Scott.
- Carl Solomon talks with Marcus about how to beating the winter blues
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2 am/pm
 | The Lost OTR Show
 "The Big Show" with Tallulah Bankhead, from February 24, 1952 (conclusion)
Lost, now found Old Time Radio programs, not heard in more than 60 years, hosted by Joesph Bevilacqua. Produced for Waterlogg Productions and Joseph Bevilacqua. More info at:
waterlogg.com and bearmanorradio.com
This time Joe Bev airs the conclusion of "The Big Show" with Tallulah Bankhead, from February 24, 1952.
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3 am/pm
 | Audio Classics Archive
 Screen Directors' Playhouse 10/10/49 #38 Criss Cross w/Burt Lancaster, Betty Lou Gerson, and Crime Classics 07/06/53 # 4 The Shrapnelled Body Of Charles Drew, Senior
Host Terry Salomonson presents Burt Lancaster and Betty Lou Gerson onScreen Directors' Playhouse #38 - "Criss Cross",
a radio adaptation of the 1949 Universal Pictures film noir, originally aired on NBC Radio on October 10, 1949.
Also on the hour, in honor of the birthday of"The Shadow" actor William Johnstone (born February 7, 1908): Crime Classics #4 -
"The Shrapnelled Body Of Charles Drew," Senior, originally aired on CBS Radio on July 6, 1953. Written from the original court papers and newspaper accounts by Morton Fine & David Friedkin. The music was adapted from themes of the period and conducted byBernard Herrmann. The program was produced and directed by Elliott Lewis. The cast was Lou Merrill, Terry Kilburn, Betty Harford,Paul Frees (PAUL FREES BIO), Ben Wright (This Here Is Your Life, Sherlock Holmes: Parody from the Voice of Yogi Bear) , Irene Tedrow, William Johnstone, Antony Ellis, Bob Lamont (announcer).
Plus, more Professor Watchcamacallit's Intertitials with Fred Frees!
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4 am/pm
 | The Comedy-O-Rama Hour
 with special guest David Ossman as George Leroy ("Peorgie") Tirebiter
Camp Waterlogg: "Firesign Gets Waterlogged"
with special guest star David Ossman
as George Tirebiter
In this brand new episode, Camp Waterlogg is in disarray since losing some of its staff, and Olive and Woody are AWOL, leaving Sgt. Lefty and a skeleton staff to clean up the mess! Enter George Tirebiter, Ranger Candidate Extraordinaire... to save the day?
Joe Bev portrays Sgt. Lefty, Ellis da Boatkeeper, Adam Maxwell, Woody, Cathy, and Andy, and other characters, as well as various announcers. Lorie Kellogg is heard as Olive Pitts, Elise, and Lkie, and other characters. George Tirebiter is played by David Ossman.
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5 am/pm
 |  A Jazz-O-Rama Valentine
In this hour, Lorie Kellogg and her alter ego Mrs. Jazzbo fill in for their husbands Joe Bev Mr. Jazzbo to play songs about love, including:
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra - Love Nest (early 1930s) Gene Krupa And His Orchestra – Lover (1945) The Boswell Sisters - Everybody Loves My Baby (1932) Little Jack Little - I'm In The Mood For Love (1935) Pinky Tomlin - A Porter's Love Song To A Chambermaid (1935) Orlando & his Gleneagles Hotel Dance Orchestra - Love Is Good For Anything That Ails You (1937) Frances Langford - I'm in the Mood for Love (1935) Annette Hanshaw - Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love (1930) Mildred Bailey and Her Orchestra - It's Love I'm After (1936) Clifford Brown - Falling in Love With Love (1956) King Pleasure - I'm in the Mood for Love (1952) Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - When Your Lover Has Gone (1960) Anita O'Day - What Is This Thing Called Love (1959) Tal Farlow - The Love Nest (1948)
Plus, Fred Frees in more Professor Whatchmacallit's Interstitials!
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6 am/pm
 |  Cartoon Carnival
Valentine Special
Co-hosted by real life husband and wife Joe Bevilacqua (Joe Bev) and Lorie Kellogg, The Cartoon Carnival Valentine Special includes heart shaped audio of all kinds:
 Stan Freberg in “"John and Marsha"” (1951), Mel Blanc and June Foray in Pepe Le Pew's “"Really Scent”" (1959), scenes from “"Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown”" (1975), Joe Bev's former math teacher explains his “"Mathematical Analysis of Romantic Love”" (2005), Mel Blanc in the Bugs Bunny cartoon “"Hare Splitter"” (1948), Jack Mercer and Mae Questal in the Popeye cartoon “"Hillbilly and Cooing”" (1956), Joe Bevilacqua, Lorie Kellogg, Kenny Savoy and Jim Folly in scenes from “"Cupid Comes to Camp Waterlogg" (2004).
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7 am/pm
|  Cartoon Carnival
President's Day Special
Once again noted newsman Walter Cockeyed (Joe Bev) guest hosts an hour of Presidential comedy, including: Stan Freberg, Peter Leeds and Barney Phillips in “"Washington Crosses the Delaware"” (1961), Mel Blanc and Bea Benederet in "“Yankee Doodle Bugs"” (1954), Bob Newhart's take on “"Abe Lincoln and Madison Avenue”" (1960), Joe Once again noted newsman Walter Cockeyed (Joe Bev) guest hosts an hour ofPresidential comedy, including: Stan Freberg, Peter Leeds and Barney Phillips in “"Washington Crosses the Delaware"” (1961), Mel Blanc and Bea Benederet in "“Yankee Doodle Bugs"” (1954), Bob Newhart's take on “"Abe Lincoln and Madison Avenue”" (1960), Joe Bevilacqua as Uncle Dunkle and Donnie in “"The Cherry Tree Caper”" (2009), Mel Torme sings “"Abraham”" with the Chico Marx Orchestra (1943), Jim Henson and Frank Oz in “"Kermit the Frog Interviews George Washington's Father”" (1976), Stan Freberg, Tyne Daly, June Foray, Sherman Hemsley and William Woodson in “"Abe Lincoln at Home in the White House”" (1996), Lorie Kellogg and Joe Bevilacqua in“ "Who's Afraid of a Virginian's Wrath" by Daws Butler”, excerpts from the Porky Pig cartoon“ "Old Glory"” (1939) and the Daffy Duck cartoon “"Scrap Happy Daffy"” (1943).
Also, Fred Frees and more Professor Whatchamacallit's Interstitials!
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8 am/pm
 |  The Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention Celebrity Interviews
The Making of Time Tunnel by Martin Grams
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MORE PODCASTS AT: 
Past archive shows are available at http://www.waterlogg.com
PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
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WATERLOGG VIDEO
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