It saddens me greatly to announce the passing of the truly legendary radio presence. He was appropriately dubbed radio’s “poet laureate.” Writer/producer/director Norman Corwin died at his home in Los Angeles on Tuesday, he was 101. LA Times Obituary
Just ahead of his 100th birthday, I was lucky enough to visit with Norman in his home and not only was he well aware of what I do, but was very complimentary. A genuinely humbling experience which also was quite enjoyable as his sharp mind and equally sharp wit were much in evidence.
On Sirius XM Radio Classics (Channel 82), I will have a two-hour tribute which not only features portions of our visit, but also three of Norman’s powerful World War Two era radio scripts.
It will air this upcoming Sunday (10/23) at 6pm ET (5pm CT, 4pm MT, 3pm PT) with encores next week on Wednesday (10/26) at 8am ET (7am CT, 6am MT 5am PT) and again at 10pm ET (9pm CT, 8pm MT, 7pm PT)
Greg
- Norman Corwin & Greg Bell
- Norman Corwin








I am so glad that you had time to visit with him and interview him.
A great man….
Greg, The world has lost a great human being. I truly enjoy listening to his works.