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File contains scripts of several episodes of the radio program. Episodes include: "The Seven Who Came Home" (January 2, 1949); "The Merry Jests of Hershel Ostropolier" (January 9, 1949); "Trial and Error" (January 16, 1949); "The Four Spinsters of Gimel" (January 23, 1949); "Who Can Build a House?" (January 30, 1949); "The Man Who Knew Carver" (February 6, 1949); "The Physician and the Sorcerer" (February 13, 1949); "Gandhi" (February 20, 1949); "Lizzie and the Whiskers" (February 27, 1949); "The Case of Ivar Haug" (March 6, 1949); "The Lot of Esther" (March 13, 1949); "A Magic Power" (March 20, 1949); "Green Thumb in the City" (March 27, 1949); "Adventure in Time" (April 3, 1949); "Portrait of Dedication" (May 1, 1949) "The Second Sun" (May 8, 1949); "Welcome Home" (May 15, 1949); "The Trial of Jonathan Green" (May 22, 1949); "Man of Peace" (May 29, 1949); "The Way of My Uncle Gedalia" (June 5, 1949); "A Dreamer's Journey (June 12, 1949); "Aarn the Cobbler and the Western Wall" (June 19, 1949); "Incident at Sea" (June 26, 1949); "The Sealed Tunnel" (July 3, 1949); "A New Amen" (September 18, 1949); "The Return of Danny Miller" (November 6, 1949); "Emma Lazarus" (November 13, 1949); "In Henry's Backyard" (November 20, 1949); "The Light from the Darkness" (November 27, 1949); "Joseph and Benjamin" (December 4, 1949); "An American Ballad" (December 11, 1949); "River Jordan" (December 18, 1949); "How Uriel Got Into Heaven" (December 25, 1949); "The Death of Akiba" (April 30, 1950); "All We Have Left " (June 3, 1951); "Not Even Ten" (June 17, 1951); "Isaac M. Wise" (November 4, 1951); "You and Danny" (May 10, 1953); "A Measure of Freedom" (May 17, 1953); "I Scale a Wall" (May 24, 1953); "Who Saves One Life" (May 31, 1953); "The Congressman" (June 7, 1953); "The Sabbath of Chaim the Porter" (June 14, 1953); "I Never Saw Summer" (June 21, 1953); "Samuel and the King" (June 28, 1953).

File contains the transcription of “The Eternal Light: A Conversation with Doctor Abraham Joshua Heschel" Presented by the National Broadcasting Company as a public service and prepared under the auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Aired Sunday, February 4, 1973.