“I find him such a white and pious and profoundly unthreatening little Furby-robot of a pop star..”
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-Film critic David Edelstein on j biebs
(via nprfreshair)
February 2011
“One thought per sentence.”
—Colin Fogarty on interviewing and recording for audio. One of the best pieces of advice I ever got. (via dennetmint)
“Jad: It’ll dill your pickle, is what it’ll do. Brenna: Dill your pickle? Is the FCC going to come after us? Jad: It’s not dirty, is it? Brenna: I don’t know, I’ve never heard it before. Jad: Huh. I guess it’s a Southern thing.”
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Radiolab: While recording a promo for our live show… RADIOLAB IS ON TUMBLR
Oscars Top Documentaries: Conversations with the Creators →
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The folks over at Talk of the Nation are once again having conversations with the filmmakers who have been nominated for an Oscar in the Best Documentary category. Last year, they talked to the creators of Burma VJ, Which Way Home, The Cove, Food Inc and The Most Dangerous Man in America and they kicked off the 2011 series with the creators of Restrepo. Enjoy!
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For $100, Travis Boyles will tell your kids which one is actually your favorite, and what the others could do to improve their standings.
We’ll do it for half that. On second thought….
Cairo: "The First Day of a New Egypt" →
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Dispatch from today’s guest, Charles Sennott, last Friday in Cairo.
To be there on the ground to see history unfold was the most exciting and thrilling story I have ever covered in 25 years of reporting.
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Audio for Terry’s interview with Biz Stone is now up. Enjoy!
