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Gene Rayburn

Gene Rayburn

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Oct 9, 2026

Doug SandlerHOST
57:01
Oh, my God.
Doug SandlerHOST
57:02
Gene Rayburn in the match game.
Doug SandlerHOST
57:03
What a cool one.
Doug SandlerHOST
57:05
All right, let's head out of here.
Shuli EgarHOST
17:17
[laughs]
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:18
Gene Rayburn was too, weighing his five-foot microphone on Brett Summers and Jo Anne Pflug's whisker biscuits.
Shuli EgarHOST
17:24
[laughs]
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:25
Just like before, they were so hairy, Barry Gibb put a medallion on it.
Chris BennettHOST
6:18
This last question is worth a million points.
Chris BennettHOST
6:22
Who hosted the classic match game famous for its fill-in-the-blank questions and celebrity panel? Was it A, Gene Rayburn, B, Richard Dawson, or C, Wink Mardell? Paul, Paul, Paul, Paul.
Chris BennettHOST
6:39
Is it Wink Mardell? Nope.
Chris BennettHOST
6:41
I'm going to say Richard Dawson.
Chris BennettHOST
6:43
Nope.
Chris BennettHOST
6:44
Gene Rayburn.
Chris BennettHOST
6:46
Oh my gosh.
Chris BennettHOST
6:47
You are smarter than a very handsome radio DJ.
Justin MichaelHOST
39:13
They took that little microphone.
Justin MichaelHOST
39:15
What's his name? Who's the host? Gene Rayburn.
Justin MichaelHOST
39:18
They took his little Rayburn microphone.
Justin MichaelHOST
39:19
They cracked it in half.
Mel AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:33
There's timeout on the field with the score, Georgia Tech 6, Florida nothing.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:56
This is Gene Rayburn, your Saturday morning monitor host, inviting you to join me on Monitor 67.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:09
Monitor 67, the new, vibrant, sparkling sound
speaker_10UNKNOWN
23:16
of radio.

2 HRS 40 MINS LATER

Mel AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
182:59
We'll be back in a moment with the final wrap-up of today's game.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
183:18
Monitor 67, a new, vibrant, swinging sound.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
183:21
And I'm Gene Rayburn, part of the Saturday morning Monitor 67 scene.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
183:25
Join me and Ed McMahon.
Gene RayburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:43
Bring your friends and gather round for a portable package with a brand new sound.
Gene RayburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:47
I'm Gene Rayburn, and I've got a store of music, guests, surprise galore.
Gene RayburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:51
Serious thoughts with Dr.
Gene RayburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:53
Brothers, comedy time with the Smothers Brothers.

1 HR 33 MINS LATER

Gene RayburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
164:48
time of year again.
Gene RayburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
164:48
Time to ring out the old and ring in the new.
Jim SimpsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
164:53
This is Gene Rayburn, and I am hereby and herewith inviting all of you out there to the most swinging New Year's Eve party ever with Lionel Hampton, Harry James, the Kirby Stone Double Quartet, the Christy Minstrels, the Glenn Miller Orchestra, and lots more.
Jim SimpsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
165:08
And just to make it a really, really, really big show, show, they're all coming to you live.
Jim GibbonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:27
And so Texas, the Longhorns, who were last year's national champions and would love to knock off this year's national champions, There's timeout in the field with Texas 7, Alabama nothing.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:51
This is Gene Rayburn, your monitor host on Saturday night.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:55
Anyone who travels in today's jet airliner should make a special effort to tune in this weekend and listen to one of my guests, Fred McClement.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:03
He's the author of a new and provocative book, and you want to hear what he has to say about the reasons for some of the disastrous crashes of recent years.
Rikki NiblettHOST
44:25
[laughs]
Mike RahlmannHOST
44:26
I feel like Gene Rayburn.
Mike RahlmannHOST
44:27
I need the skinny mike.
speaker_1NARRATOR
44:28
It's the blank, yeah.
John BrazerHOST
52:36
But we just lost JP Morgan.
Fran DunphyGUEST
52:37
Gene Rayburn, right?
Tom BurgoyneHOST
52:38
Yeah, Gene Rayburn.
Fran DunphyGUEST
52:39
Yes.
John BrazerHOST
52:39
Right, there's all the...
Kliph NesteroffGUEST
10:17
But maybe you guys already know this.
Kliph NesteroffGUEST
10:20
Gene Rayburn basically died broke.
Kliph NesteroffGUEST
10:23
You know, the last 10 years of his life, he was not a wealthy man by any stretch of the imagination, whereas I think Richard Dawson was a very wealthy man.
Kliph NesteroffGUEST
10:30
And the reason that Gene Rayburn was not a wealthy man was not just because Mark Goodson was a penny pincher and didn't pay him properly.
Kliph NesteroffGUEST
10:38
But Gene Rayburn took all of his money and invested it in a roller rink, Gene Rayburn's roller rink, and lost his fortune completely because he invested in a roller rink after the roller skating craze had long passed and long after the disco craze has passed and he wanted it to be a disco roller rink.
Kliph NesteroffGUEST
10:59
However, he made a lot of money in his cement brick factory.
Kliph NesteroffGUEST
11:05
Gene Rayburn had his own cement brick factory.
Frank SantopadreHOST
11:09
Rich, is this a new one on you, the Gene Rayburn

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