Originally
published December 31, 2015.
Face it, life is
better after you have a good laugh. Take
a couple of minutes and enjoy today’s nugget courtesy of National Lampoon Radio Hour.
National Lampoon Radio Hour was a weekly one-hour radio program that
was independently distributed from November 1973 until December 1974. At its carriage
peak, it was aired on over 600 stations including many album rock and college
stations. It was created by Michael O’Donoghue and Bob Tischier.
Among the
performers and writers on National
Lampoon Radio Hour were John Belushi, Bill Murray, Gilda Radner, Harold
Ramis, Richard Belzer, Anne Beatts and Christopher Guest.
The skit below is Deteriorata, a parody
of Les Crane's
1971 spoken-word
recording of Desiderata,
was popular at the time.
Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9VWfxKgwuE
Read by the great Norman Rose.
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