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Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

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🔔 Follow Passing Parade and discover more classic recordings at Heritage Radio Vault]]>enDramaCopyright Heritage Radio Vaulthttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/ce65f4589f1f28e17d643fbcdf87e8ef.jpghttps://www.heritageradiovault.com/Tue, 10 Nov 2026 20:50:08 +0000Heritage Radio VaultHeritage Radio Vaultmarkwilliams@heritageradiovault.com🎙️ A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece...
Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

🎧 Explore this Heritage Radio Vault collection one recording at a time, from Landing on Sicily to Story of Christmas Seals.

📻 Enjoy vintage radio narration, historical curiosities and human-interest storytelling.

🔔 Follow Passing Parade and discover more classic recordings at Heritage Radio Vault]]>falsec1be9356-df0f-5e82-941d-c39f49538f1bepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/landing-on-sicily--76247793🎧 Landing on Sicily

Hear “Landing on Sicily” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 13 July 1943.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>passing-parade|Passing Parade 1943-07-13 (xx) Landing on Sicily.mp3Tue, 10 Nov 2026 08:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 Landing on Sicily Hear “Landing on Sicily” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault. A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. 📻 About the programme Nesbitt’s programme...🎧 Landing on Sicily

Hear “Landing on Sicily” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 13 July 1943.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1802classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/story-of-christmas-seals--76247790🎧 Story Of Christmas Seals

Hear “Story Of Christmas Seals” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 25 December 1943.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>passing-parade|Passing Parade 1943-12-25 (xx) Story Of Christmas Seals.mp3Sun, 08 Nov 2026 21:04:56 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 Story Of Christmas Seals Hear “Story Of Christmas Seals” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault. A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. 📻 About the programme Nesbitt’s...🎧 Story Of Christmas Seals

Hear “Story Of Christmas Seals” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 25 December 1943.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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Hear “D-Day Special” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 6 June 1944.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “D-Day Special” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 6 June 1944.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>842classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/johnstown-flood--76247784🎧 Johnstown Flood

Hear “Johnstown Flood” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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Hear “Johnstown Flood” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>931classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/morro-castle-disaster--76247780🎧 Morro Castle Disaster

Hear “Morro Castle Disaster” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>passing-parade|Passing Parade 1950-xx-xx (162) Morro Castle Disaster.mp3Sun, 08 Nov 2026 21:04:56 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 Morro Castle Disaster Hear “Morro Castle Disaster” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault. A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. 📻 About the programme Nesbitt’s...🎧 Morro Castle Disaster

Hear “Morro Castle Disaster” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>890classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/francois-villon--76247778🎧 Francois Villon

Hear “Francois Villon” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 7 April 1949.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
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Hear “Francois Villon” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 7 April 1949.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>804classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/small-incidents--76247777🎧 Small Incidents

Hear “Small Incidents” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>passing-parade|Passing Parade 1949-xx-xx (xx) Small Incidents.mp3Sun, 08 Nov 2026 21:04:56 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 Small Incidents Hear “Small Incidents” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault. A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. 📻 About the programme Nesbitt’s programme became...🎧 Small Incidents

Hear “Small Incidents” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

🔔 Follow Passing Parade and explore more classic radio at Heritage Radio Vault.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>924classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/wild-jack-howard--76247774🎧 Wild Jack Howard

Hear “Wild Jack Howard” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>passing-parade|Passing Parade 1949-xx-xx (xx) Wild Jack Howard.mp3Sun, 08 Nov 2026 21:04:56 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 Wild Jack Howard Hear “Wild Jack Howard” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault. A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. 📻 About the programme Nesbitt’s programme became...🎧 Wild Jack Howard

Hear “Wild Jack Howard” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>659classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-story-of-franz-anton-mesmer--76247773🎧 The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer

Hear “The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>passing-parade|Passing Parade 1949-xx-xx (9) The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer.mp3Sun, 08 Nov 2026 21:04:56 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer Hear “The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault. A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. 📻 About the...🎧 The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer

Hear “The Story of Franz Anton Mesmer” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Outstanding Heroism In Ordinary People” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Outstanding Heroism In Ordinary People” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Man Who Discovered Troy” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Man Who Discovered Troy” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Great Spenders” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Great Spenders” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “A Woman Who Was In A Coma For Nine Years” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “A Woman Who Was In A Coma For Nine Years” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Story of The Mount Palomar Telescope - Part Two” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Story of The Mount Palomar Telescope - Part Two” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Two Alchemists Who Tried To Create Gold From Mercury” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Two Alchemists Who Tried To Create Gold From Mercury” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Story of The Mount Palomar Telescope - Part One” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Story of The Mount Palomar Telescope - Part One” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part One” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part One” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Empire State Crash” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “Empire State Crash” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part Two_” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>passing-parade|Passing Parade 1949-xx-xx (18) The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part Two_.mp3Sun, 08 Nov 2026 21:04:55 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part Two_ Hear “The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part Two_” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault. A curious incident can open a remarkable human story. 📻 About...🎧 The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part Two_

Hear “The Story of Typhoid Mary - Part Two_” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

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Hear “Elizabeth Woodcock” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

🔔 Follow Passing Parade and explore more classic radio at Heritage Radio Vault.

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Hear “Elizabeth Woodcock” from Passing Parade, a collection of historical radio storytelling presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

A curious incident can open a remarkable human story.

📻 About the programme
Nesbitt’s programme became familiar during the late 1930s and continued through the following decade. Its subjects ranged widely, including remarkable lives, escapes, disasters and inventions. His radio work sat alongside a screen career associated with the same storytelling identity. The presentation depends on descriptive language and narrative pacing, encouraging the listener to imagine the people behind an item of historical curiosity.

Passing Parade brings together John Nesbitt’s narrated accounts of unusual lives, discoveries and events. His descriptive storytelling invites you to picture the people behind a surprising piece of history.

📚 Recording notes
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Origin of Superstition, Cavalcade of America.

🔔 Follow Passing Parade and explore more classic radio at Heritage Radio Vault.

🎧 Passing Parade on Heritage Radio Vault

Follow Passing Parade and discover more vintage radio, classic storytelling and old time radio recordings.

📻 Explore the collection
Find classic radio drama, comedy, mystery, suspense and adventure at Heritage Radio Vault.

🔔 Follow this show in your podcast app and share a favourite episode.

✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>663classic radio,heritage radio vault,historical radio storytelling,old time radio,passing parade,vintage radiofalsefull