3 month ago
gleuschk : NPR: Tom Waits Interviews Tom Waits - His elaborate gun collection, his mad shopping sprees, the face lifts, the ski trips, the drug busts and the hundreds of rooms in his home. The tax shelters, the public urination...I was nervous to meet the real man himself. Baggage and all.
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4 month ago
gleuschk : WNYC - Radiolab: Sleep (May 25, 2007) - fantastic, fantastic radio.
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4 month ago
gleuschk : short interview with Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich | The A.V. Club - I've been listening to Radiolab podcasts on my walks to campus. Sometimes I walk slow on purpose.
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5 month ago
gleuschk : Old-Fashioned Play Builds Serious Skills : NPR - the necessity of "free play" for building self-regulation
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6 month ago
philgyford : This American Life: 348: Tough Room - Click "Full Episode" then skip forward five minutes for a quarter of an hour of 'The Onion's staff talking about what makes a story funny or not. (via Jane in Progress)
Rod Begbie : This American Life: Tough Room - Excellent segment on This American Life about The Onion's writing room. Skip about five minutes into the episode to find it. [via] #
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7 month ago
deusx : Chris Anderson: Ready to be Microchunked? : Converge - "Introduce ubiquity - public radio on iPods, cellphones, satellite radio, etc., and the connecting tissue between Favorite Show X and Station Y begins to fray."
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13 month ago
deusx : NPR Podcast Directory - "NPR has an OPML of all their podcasts."
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15 month ago
43folders : 020: Interview: Jesse Thorn, Part 2 | The Merlin Show - Jesse says NPR listeners are pretty much as rich, white, and old as you'd imagine.
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18 month ago
jimray : NPR fights back, seeks rehearing on Internet radio royalty increases - More on NPR fighting the RIAA cabal on their inane webcasting fees
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18 month ago
jimray : NPR fights the good fight against the RIAA's inane webcast royalty clusterfuck - I love NPR
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18 month ago
gleuschk : NPR : Students' View of Intelligence Can Help Grades - if you teach students that their intelligence can grow and increase, they do better in school.
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20 month ago
43folders : NPR : In Favor of Mess - "...whether the moderately messy are more efficient, more resilient and more creative."
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21 month ago
gleuschk : NPR : Book Selections to Nourish the Mind at the Holidays - more gift possibilities
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21 month ago
gleuschk : NPR : Booksellers Pick Their Holiday Favorites - tempted by the Norwegian epic, but not really
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22 month ago
43folders : NPR : New Windows Has New Sound - I dunno. I think I like the XP sound better.
Rod Begbie : NPR : New Windows Has New Sound - NPR segment on the history of the Windows startup sound. [via] #
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jimray : Robert Christgaue joins Morning Edition - From The Village Voice to NPR? Oddly, not that strange a fit, really
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23 month ago
jimray : This American Life is podcasting - ...finally
deusx : From WBEZ in Chicago | This American Life Podcasts - Fair enough: "Each podcast/downloadable episode is free for exactly one week, beginning the Monday after broadcast."
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Eric Meyer : Radio Lab - They've been playing Season Two on our local NPR station this week, and I really liked what I heard.
nelson : Radio Lab - Science radio program, came recommended
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merlinmann : NPR : Does Age Quash Our Sense of Adventure? - "Could it be we lose our sense of adventure as we grow older?"
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27 month ago
jimray : Unofficial This American Life MP3 Podcast Archive
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27 month ago
Jeremy Zawodny : A takedown request from This American Life - A takedown request from This American Life: or "PRI doesn't understand copyright..."
deusx : Jon Udell: A takedown request from This American Life - "This American Life had converted from RealAudio streams to MP3s. That meant it was now possible to [synthesize] an RSS feed with enclosures,"
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deusx : MP3 link - Science advocate destroys global warming/AIDS dismisser - Last week, Ira Flatow of NPR's Science Friday program did a segment on politics and science, bringing on Tom Bethell, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science, and Chris Mooney, author of The Republican War on Science.
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29 month ago
merlinmann : NPR : Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me for April 15-21, 2006 - Anne Lamott does "Not My Job" on this week's "Wait, Wait"
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