Man Next Door
Man Next Door was a daily interview program hosted by Bob Heiss, which ran on WTMJ-TV from 1950 to 1956.
PHOTO GALLERY
Henry Neumann, Stanley Foll, American Florists Association feature
Henry Neumann, Stanley Foll, American Florists Association feature
Al Capp
Al Capp
Robert Fuchs Family, Winner of Las Vegas Trip
Robert Fuchs Family, Winner of Las Vegas Trip
Get out the Vote Project
Get out the Vote Project
French Minister Roger Seydoux
French Minister Roger Seydoux
Get out the Vote
Get out the Vote
Get out the Vote
Get out the Vote
George Comte, Milt McGuire
George Comte, Milt McGuire
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Cooper
Russ Winnie, Librarian Richard Krug
Russ Winnie, Librarian Richard Krug
Miss America Lee Meriwether
Miss America Lee Meriwether
Jack Webb
Jack Webb
Fred Macmurray
Fred Macmurray
Senator Alexander Wiley
Senator Alexander Wiley
BL Corbett Safety Commission
BL Corbett Safety Commission
Model Trains
Model Trains
Model Trains
Model Trains
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
FCC Commissioner John Doerfer and RCA Scientist Alfred Goldsmith
FCC Commissioner John Doerfer and RCA Scientist Alfred Goldsmith
Gene Autry
Gene Autry
Content courtesy Bob Lazar, grandson of Bob Heiss.
WBA Hall of Famer Bob Barry ruled Milwaukee’s airwaves in the ’60s and ’70s. He interviewed the Rolling Stones, Chubby Checker, Bing Crosby, and many others. Bob is sharing his remarkable recordings in 
Bob,
Thank you for sharing your grandfather’s legacy with us. My 70 year old brother, Dennis Biel, was a guest on your grandfather’s show when he was about 2-3 years old. He sang “You are My Sunshine” for the audience.
My mom is 90 and she just told us the story of how she brought my brother to the Bob Heiss show in fall / winter time when my brother was about 3 years old. Mom said she was so proud as he sang beautifully for the audience.
Getting a copy of this show would be an absolute treasure for the family. Please let me know if the episodes are available for viewing and/or copying.
Thank you and God Bless!
Eileen
As far as I know, there are no recordings of my grandfather’s TV shows. It wasn’t common to record or save TV or radio shows in that era. The only recordings I have are the few radio shows which are available on this site.