Paul Harvey’s 1965 radio commentary, often called “If I Were the Devil,” has circulated for decades, but its renewed attention today comes from more than nostalgia. When people listen now, many find it less dramatic and more reflective. What once felt like imaginative storytelling now sounds like a meditation on human behavior, values, and gradual cultural change. Harvey was not...
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