The Master Chef was a Man of Many Talents - Paul Harvey - the Rest of the Story

He began cooking as a schoolboy out of necessity. He grew to love experimenting with different spices and the different ways he could adapt recipes. But there was more to the master chef than you might expect. Find out more in this episode of Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story."

[@timsullivan2420]

Thanks Brad. I never knew he painted. He’s very talented.

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. He certainly was talented. :)

[@2puffs770]

Wow! This story was highly enlightening, as well as entertaining! It's amazing the things we don't know about our historical figures until long after they've passed. I about fell off my chair with laughter when you muttered "Russians"😂😂😂😂
He had an amazing skill when it came to capturing the likeness of Churchill and Lincoln. It was always my dream to marry a man with culinary talent because I fail miserably as a cook!

[@BradDison]

It seems that we just get the glossed over bits. I love to dig a little deeper to try to find the person's character. I'm glad you found the Russian comment funny. Like you, I am no cook. :)

[@atoz9405]

If I got my facts right. During WW2 he purchased parts for military equipment from a sears catalog and paid for them himself. Maybe you can find that out for sure. Thanks Brad for keeping Paul Harvey legacy going and adding to it with your our research and talented story telling

[@BradDison]

Thank you for the kind words. Thanks for the tip. I'll see what I can find out. :)

[@jeffconquest3350]

I haven't found where Ike did that, but I have read stories indicating that George Patton (who was both born wealthy and married into even more wealth) used his personal funds to helps buy tools and supplies from Sears to fund the 2nd Armored Division. There's a decent article in "War History Online" that talks a little about Patton's story.

[@markw4263]

You can’t beat Paul for an original take on life as we knew it!

[@BradDison]

He was the master. :)

[@joad47]

Thanks again Brad for bringing Mr Harvey's stories to life. The research you put into each tale is exquisite!

[@BradDison]

I'm very glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@TomSarelas]

Thanks, Brad. Smart is smart, period. God bless. TFS

[@BradDison]

Thank you, Tom. :)

[@jonlpatterson6420]

Thank you, Brad. This was one of the best that I have ever seen. You do an amazing job and I thank you so very much.❤

[@BradDison]

Thank you very much for the kind words. I really appreciate it. :)

[@CassieLopez]

Thanks for including some of the paintings -- I really liked some of them!

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. He certainly had talent. :)

[@Howdy76]

Thanks Very Much.

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@enigma9971]

His mother gave both of her boys love and attention. She nursed one, and taught the other.

[@BradDison]

No doubt. :)

[@cindys.9688]

Beautiful story.💜

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@riverbender9898]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@lyndarandall211]

Excellent. Thank you.😊

[@BradDison]

Thank you. :)

[@aljones238]

Thank you Brad there's a lot of information I didn't know right there

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@jolenewitzel7919]

A wonderful story. Who knew?

[@BradDison]

:)

[@ronniewatkins]

Thanks for sharing, Brad. I always learn something and always enjoy it! God bless!

[@BradDison]

I'm very glad to hear that, Ronnie. God bless you too, my friend. :)

[@howardemery1443]

very great story learned a lot thank you Brad

[@BradDison]

I'm very glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@enigma9971]

Wow! Amazing!

[@BradDison]

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Enigma. :)

[@stevenf1953]

Great Video, and fantastic info Brad. Keep up the great work.

[@BradDison]

Thank you very much, Steven. :)

[@RazingthenRaising]

Ike cooked! Wow! I NEVER knew that!
And then he did other things. Wow!!!!

[@BradDison]

He was very talented. :)

[@hrhqueene]

Mamie was famous for her fudge recipe

[@BradDison]

That’s right. I came across that several times in my research. :)

[@lordscrewtape2897]

So not only was Eisenhower an excellent general ( I'm convinced that D day could've failed without his leadership) and a top tier president but was also Julia child and Bob Ross...in his spare time when he couldn't golf...😲

[@BradDison]

That’s right. He was amazing. :)

[@angelatroutman7128]

Hey Brad, any cemetery videos coming soon?

[@BradDison]

Did you enjoy those? I actually have two lined up to film in the next couple of weeks. :)

[@angelatroutman7128]

YaY!!!

[@angelatroutman7128]

Anxiously awaiting....
I love them. And while were at it, love to listen to you sing. Good job Brad.

[@davidpawson9047]

Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief ...

[@BradDison]

Hahahaha. :)

[@hyefedayi5446]

These posts are _really really really_ ruined by censoring out Paul's world famous "sign off-GOOD DAY" and cutting ✂️ out the little "bird sound" at the end. It's a real shame you made this choice _for_ Paul.

[@BradDison]

He never ended "The Rest of the Story" with "Good Day." He used that signoff on his news and other broadcasts. For this, he only used "And now you know the rest of the story" or "only now you know the rest of the story."