Just think of the number of prospects (people sitting down to dinner) are within the range of your voice. Here, with this recording and included booklet, is your most valuable selling aid!

With it, you can reach an endless flow of customers (in the middle of something important) while develping your own winning Telephone Technique.

Published in 1965, Mona Ling's How to Get Appointments by Telephone includes a reference booklet that contains: A Best Time to Call List, A Telephone Selling Quiz, Exercises for flexibility in one's jaw, tongue and lips, and The Ten Commandments in Telephone Selling. Moses would be proud.



Click to hear an excerpt from Answers to Common Objections.

The New Year's Preview Show features glimpses into shows currently in production from the fine folks at RadioNo.

Selections from the upcoming Dog Show, Spy-Fi, The Animation Celebration and others.



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This poor little water logged box contained 10 little songs of faith on 5 little colored discs.

The KYB Club (Know Your Bible) was led by Aunt Theresa (Theresa Worman) of Chicago station WMBI (Moody Bible Institute).

Selections include:
Oh, Be Careful Little Hands
Jesus Has the Key to My Heart
Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam
I'm So Happy



Click to hear I'm So Happy

The atmosphere of the gridiron in your living room!
Great cover. Still had the price tag on it: $3.44 from Shoppers World.



Click to hear On Wisconsin by The University Brass Band

I've got a dog like Rin-Tin-Tin. What I wish I had is more Golden Records. As always, the art is as good as the content. This particular selection features Mitch Miller and his Orchestra. A friend of RadioNo once related to me that "No one did more damage to American music than Mitch Miller." Another critic: "Miller exemplified the worst in American pop." He must have been a cat person.

Listen for this selection on the upcoming Dog Show.

Things are so cynical and everyone is suspect. I remember when that wasn't the case.

The materials produced to house and sell the music are as fun as the music itself. This sleeve accompanied Liberty recordings.