Journey back to the golden age of radio with this lively episode of Information Please, aired on May 17, 1938. Hosted by the witty Clifton Fadiman, this quiz show flips the traditional format by allowing the public to quiz a panel of renowned experts, each one ready to field questions on topics ranging from classical literature and science to history and humor. The esteemed panel for the evening includes Franklin P. Adams (FPA), beloved columnist and humorist; Bernard Jaffe, noted science educator; Marcus Duffield, day editor at the Herald Tribune; and Dr. Harry Overstreet, a philosopher with a knack for practical wisdom.With a $5 prize for each question they fail to answer, the experts must think quickly on their feet. Listeners from across the country send in their toughest questions, creating a delightful battle of wits as the panel faces tricky queries, lighthearted banter, and even a few surprise stumbles. This episode captures the charm and intellectual curiosity that made Information Please a household favorite. Will tonight’s experts come out on top, or will the listeners win the day? Tune in to find out, and enjoy a nostalgic trip to a time when trivia and laughter ruled the airwaves. Hosted on Acast. See <a target="_blank" href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noreferrer noopener">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.