Our Miss Brooks - Sleepy Radio
Sep 22, 2026 · 33 min · 17 segments
A sitcom following the life of a witty high school English teacher and her students, balancing educational chaos with clever humor. It’s beloved for its sharp writing and charm.
A-N-A-C-I-N. [upbeat music] Well, there are many reasons why Our Miss Brooks, who teaches English at Madison High School, and her landlady, Mrs. Davis, get along so well.
Having lived together for many years, they've developed a system of cooperation that begins the first thing in the morning.
Yes, we do everything on schedule.
At 7:00 sharp, the alarm goes off in Mrs. Davis's room.
She gets up, brushes her teeth, and promptly at 7:10 comes into my room and wakes me up.
I hop out and brush my teeth, and then at 7:20 I walk into Mrs. Davis's room and wake her up once more.
[laughs]
Then she combs her hair, slips on a house dress, and by 7:30 she's all ready to dash in and get me out of bed again.
[laughs]
But by 7:40 or so, when we sit down to breakfast, we're both as chipper as two larks, eager, bright-eyed, and ready to face the new day.
Take last Friday morning, for instance.
When Mrs. Davis set my plate before me, her first words were...
"Connie.
Oh, Connie, wake up and eat your eggs."
Huh?
[laughs]
Oh, [laughs] I'm wide awake, Mrs. Davis.
Good.
Then get your chin out of your tomato juice and eat.
[laughs]
I'm pretty hungry now that I'm up.
Mm, this juice is good.
Feels nice and cool on my chin.
[laughs]
Now I'll just do a job on these scrambled eggs.
A-N-A-C-I-N. [upbeat music] Well, there are many reasons why Our Miss Brooks, who teaches English at Madison High School, and her landlady, Mrs. Davis, get along so well.
Having lived together for many years, they've developed a system of cooperation that begins the first thing in the morning.
Yes, we do everything on schedule.
At 7:00 sharp, the alarm goes off in Mrs. Davis's room.
She gets up, brushes her teeth, and promptly at 7:10 comes into my room and wakes me up.
I hop out and brush my teeth, and then at 7:20 I walk into Mrs. Davis's room and wake her up once more.
[laughs]
Then she combs her hair, slips on a house dress, and by 7:30 she's all ready to dash in and get me out of bed again.
[laughs]
But by 7:40 or so, when we sit down to breakfast, we're both as chipper as two larks, eager, bright-eyed, and ready to face the new day.
Take last Friday morning, for instance.
When Mrs. Davis set my plate before me, her first words were...
"Connie.
Oh, Connie, wake up and eat your eggs."
Huh?
[laughs]
Oh, [laughs] I'm wide awake, Mrs. Davis.
Good.
Then get your chin out of your tomato juice and eat.
[laughs]
I'm pretty hungry now that I'm up.
Mm, this juice is good.
Feels nice and cool on my chin.
[laughs]
Now I'll just do a job on these scrambled eggs.
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