Bill Cullen hosts...GOOSE WHO'S COMING TO DINNER Episode 2 Bill had a legendary career as a game show host, but we at The Bill Cullen Archive have always taken a special interest in his side hustle, hosting short recorded shows for syndicated radio. A sponsor would cover the minimal production costs. Bill, in turn, would record a series of episodes that ran from 2 to 5 minutes each. An LP would be cut with many episodes, and the LPs would be mailed out to dozens or hundreds of radio stations, wh

Bill Cullen hosts...GOOSE WHO'S COMING TO DINNER Episode 1 Bill had a legendary career as a game show host, but we at The Bill Cullen Archive have always taken a special interest in his side hustle, hosting short recorded shows for syndicated radio. A sponsor would cover the minimal production costs. Bill, in turn, would record a series of episodes that ran from 2 to 5 minutes each. An LP would be cut with many episodes, and the LPs would be mailed out to dozens or hundreds of radio stations, wh

One thing I've noticed in years of chronicling Bill Cullen's life is that when a first-time page visitor mentions that they've heard of Bill's disability, the severity of the disability is severely exaggerated. Visitors, over the years have said that: [x] Bill walked with a cane [x] Bill had a prosthetic leg [x] Bill had to hold on to assorted objects to maintain his balance while he walked [x] Bill had to be "propped up" wherever he needed to be for a camera shot [x] My new favorite--Bill had t