Our Changing World - Earl Nightingale - Radio Program (Episodes 1901 - 1980)
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Our Changing World - Earl Nightingale (Episodes 1901 - 1980)


Eight records from The Earl Nightingale Program - "Our Changing World."  

Each record features 10 episodes of ~3:15 in length.

Will be shipped in 2 packages, with a combined weight of 7.5 lbs.


Records Included (with condition info).  

Standards and Coding are in the photos section.


Album

Episode

Year

Jacket

Record

Condition

OCW: 1901 - 1910

1901 ? How to Lose Weight

1966

VG

VG

Jacket:  small tear brc, 3CC, MS, SW.

Record: 

S1 - FS(1,7pm), ML, SM, SPS, LS(12,6,9pm),

S2 - FS(atc), LS(2,5pm), SPS

Playback:  8 pops.  Surface noise.


1902 ? The Safety Razor





1903 ? Some Thoughts on Status





1904 ? By What You Think You Are





1905 ? A Curious Dichotomy





1906 ? Emotional Check-up, Too





1907 ? Beware of the Man





1908 ? These Hominoids





1909 ? Some Thoughts





1910 ? The Deprived Generation










OCW: 1911 - 1920

1911 ? Our Buying Policy

1966

VG

VG

Jacket: 3CC, 1CU, MS, SW.

Record: 

S1 - CS(5pm), FS(12pm), ML, SM, SPS, LS(1,2,6,7pm)

S2 - FS(1,6,7pm), ML, SM, SPS, SS(12,4pm), LS(1,3,8,9pm)

Playback:  13 pops.  Surface noise.


1912 ? The Quickest Way





1913 ? Tips on Problem Solving





1914 ? Times Have Changed





1915 ? Than Anywhere on Earth





1916 ? The Motivators





1917 ? Mainsprings of Human Actions





1918 ? What Makes Them Do What They Do





1919 ? The Caves of Roquefort





1920 ? It Seems We’ve Got It Backwards










OCW: 1921 - 1930

1921 ? Semantic Skullduggery

1966

VG

VG

Jacket:  3CC, MS, Small SS tlc, SW.

Record: 

S1 - FS(atc), CS(4,5,9pm), ML, SM, SPS

S2 - FS(12,7,9pm),  CS(10pm), ML, SM, SPS, SS(band 1, 6-8pm)

Playback:  4 pops.  Surface noise.


1922 ? Something Good About Everything





1923 ? Our Subterranean Pool





1924 ? What’s Wrong with Crying?





1925 ? These Spurious Men





1926 ? The Secret Ingredient





1927 ? I’m for the Upperdog





1928 ? Tiresome - But Helpful





1929 ? A Great Idea





1930 ? Why Was I Born?










OCW: 1931 - 1940

1931 ? Practice the Short Jump

1966

VG

VG+

Jacket: 3CC, 1CU, LS brc , MS, SW.

Record: 

S1 - FS(atc), CS(7,10pm), ML, SM, SPS, SS(band1@1pm, band 2@5pm)

S2 - FS(atc), ML, SM, SPS, SS(band 2@5pm)

Playback: 6 pops.  Low surface noise.


1932 ? Which Work to Choose?





1933 ? On Lifetime Earnings





1934 ? Minutiae





1935 ? Up, up and Up





1936 ? Don’t You Believe It





1937 ? We Need Work We Can See





1938 ? At Last a Free Ride!





1939 ? Peter’s Law





1940 ? Interesting Thoughts










OCW: 1941 - 1950

1941 ? The Happy People

1966

VG+

VG+

Jacket: 4CC, CW tblc, MS, SW.

Record: 

S1 - FS(1,3-5pm), ML, SM.

S2 - FS(atc), CS(1-2pm), SS(band3@4,9pm), ML, SM.

Playback: 5 pops.  Low surface noise.


1942 ? Common Sense





1943 ? Rearrange Your Stars





1944 ? What Do You Think About?





1945 ? Juvenile Delinquency





1946 ? What’s Normal?





1947 ? The Machine Is Your Friend





1948 ? Appreciation Comes First





1949 ? Persistence Is the Thing





1950 ? We Get What We Want










OCW: 1951 - 1960

1951 ? On Women’s Intuition

1966

VG

VG

Jacket:  2CC, MS, SS (tlc-small), SW.

Record: 

S1 - FS(atc), LS(8pm), SS(band1/11pm), ML, SM, SPS.

S2 - FS(atc), LS(4-5, 9-10pm), SS(band1/2pm), ML, SM, SPS.

Playback:  11 pops.  Low surface noise.


1952 ? On Male and Female





1953 ? And You Can’t Win with It





1954 ? Just for Today





1955 ? The Importance of Failure





1956 ? A Word for Commuters





1957 ? People Are Like Seals





1958 ? The Turning Point





1959 ? Secrets of a Millionaire





1960 ? Attitude Makes the Difference










OCW: 1961 - 1970

1961 ? The Ancient Phobia

1966

VG

VG+

Jacket:  3CC, CW tlc, MS, SW.

Record: 

S1 - FS(atc), LS(5,6,9,10pm), ML, SM,SPS.

S2 - FS(atc), LS(2,8,10pm), CS(1pm), SS(1:30pm), ML, SM,SPS.

Playback: 3 pops.  Low surface noise.


1962 ? Why Women Act What Way





1963 ? Small Accidents Work Wonders





1964 ? Packaging





1965 ? Womanpower





1966 ? On Overcoming the Blues





1967 ? Watch out for Stereotypes





1968 ? A Discontinuous Career





1969 ? What’s This About Society





1970 ? What’s an Executive?










OCW: 1971 - 1980

1971 ? People and Customers - U. S. That Is

1966

VG

VG

Jacket:  2CC, CW tbl/tr, SW.  Includes Cue Sheet/Return instructions.

Record: 

S1 - FS(atc), LS(1-5,8-9pm), CS(1,6,8pm), ML, SM, SPS.

S2 - FS(atc), CS(2,6,11pm), ML, SM, SPS.

Playback:


1972 ? There’s Plenty in a Name





1973 ? strange legacy





1974 ? some popular Myths





1975 ? Be Very Careful





1976 ? Freedom Through Discipline





1977 ? As I Am So Is My Nation





1978 ? The World’s Greatest Treasure





1979 ? Here and There





1980 ? About Babies










In the photos section you will find:

  • Images of record jackets (front and back).  
  • Disc Grading example photos
  • Discog's LP Grading standards 
  • List of codes describing record condition.

Note: Due to the difficulty in taking photos which clearly and accurately show a record's condition, 

records are not photographed.  


***The table above includes detailed notes regarding each record's condition.***


The photos section includes example images that are based on the conditions listed in the Grading LPs table. 

Please review carefully before agreeing to buy.  


Record Care (cleaning and handling gear shown in the photos section).

Many hours have been spent to clean, grade, seal and catalog these records.

They have been:

  • Handled with Nitrile gloves and a Record Butler.  No bare hands or fingers.
  • Cleaned using Tergi-Kleen, Distilled Water and a PHK Nano Meco cleaning machine.
  • Graded using discogs.com standards (examples included in photos section).  
  • Sleeved in Diskeeper Ultimate Audiophile Inner Record sleeves.
  • Placed in it?s original jacket* 
  • Sealed in a Collector Protector Premium Record sleeve.


*If a moldy jacket is suspected, it's sealed separately in a new sleeve and the original record gets a fresh jacket and is also sealed separately. 


Earl Nightingale's radio program, Our Changing World, became the most highly syndicated radio program ever, and was heard across the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, South Africa, the Bahamas, 23 additional overseas countries, as well as the Armed Forces Network.


Buyer will receive the records pictured.  Contact me with any questions you have.  


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