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Bob and Ray present mind-reader Follinger before following detective Mr. Trace, who tracks down missing persons with questionable keenness.
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Someone in the crowd gets a big salami as a prize. Mr. Science and Jimmy Schwab show how centrifugal force works using a bucket of water. For 'The Parade Of Professions,' they talk to the man who drives the car that starts horse races. Then comes 'Lawrence Fechtenberger: Interstellar Officer Candidate,' which is brought to you by chocolate cookies with white filling in the middle.
When you tune in to 'Project Farsight,' you'll hear an interview with space doctor Ruth in the monkey room. You also won't want to miss a special announcement from Bob and Ray about CBS's broadcast of The Preakness. Then 'The Adventures Of Charlie Chu' tackles the case of 'The Kidnapping Of William Snider.' Finally, Mr. Pew from 'The Save The Birds Society' shares information about 'Hazards To Birds.'
Bob and Ray check in on their Trophy Train in San Diego before presenting a One Fella's Family sketch by the seawall.
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Tex Blaisdell comes home from the road, and band leader Larry Wilkie's housekeeper talks about him while her parrot cuts in.
Bob and Ray parody columnist Jimmy Feeler taking listener complaints, followed by Dean Archer Armstead introducing a flower expert.
Bob and Ray interview a rejected astronaut before visiting Claude and Clyde at the Gourmet Club for a celebrity sandwich unveiling.
Wally Ballew is broadcasting live from a tugboat located in New York. The episode features what takes place during an episode of the courtroom TV show called 'Perry Raisin'. Charles The Poet stops by to share a poem, but he breaks down laughing before he can get through the whole thing, which is something that happens every time.
Arthur Shrank and Wallace report from San Diego on the Trophy Train before Bob and Ray present a chapter of One Fella's Family.
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Bob and Ray hear theater critic Ward Stuffer review a chaotic barge play and host awkward games with audience members.
The well-known musician Goya Sapout comes by for a visit. At the same time, Harlow Hicks, who hunts for houses, also stops by (it's pretty funny!).
Hollywood gossip columnist Jimmy Feeler hosts an open house where disgruntled readers challenge the absurd claims in his recent columns.
Bob and Ray interview an eccentric British climber planning a mountain-style expedition up the outside of the Empire State Building.
Wally Ballew is in Salt Flats, Vermont, where he's giving a report. He doesn't know that people can hear him on the radio. He manages to talk to an artist who creates paintings while flying in a plane. Meanwhile, Claude and Clyde are at The Bob and Ray Gourmet Club, sending in their own report. The show ends with the CBS Door Closing Ceremony.
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