January 2012
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Jan 20th
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“Kind of defeats the point when you tell us ahead of time. Now, we will be...”
– gooblegobbleoneofus’ response to the upcoming Inquisition show.
Jan 20th
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Jan 20th
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Fresh Air Offices, 10:31 AM
Mel: Do you know who is on the show on Monday?
Coworker: That's a good question.
Mel: So..the guest is...
Coworker: No idea.
Jan 20th
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Jan 20th
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Jan 19th
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Jan 19th
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Jan 19th
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“This was his major achievement in Massachusetts as governor. … Now he goes...”
– Reporter Scott Helman on the health care bill Romney signed as governor of Massachusetts that requires individuals to purchase insurance [complete interview here]
Jan 19th
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Jan 19th
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Jan 19th
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klausfuture-deactivated20130314 asked: Does everyone stop what their doing and go on a dreamy voice picnic in their head every time Terry Gross says anything ever?
Jan 19th
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Jan 18th
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Jan 18th
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kriskerzman asked: No question, here, just a comment (I'm not much of a Tumblrer and its etiquette eludes me): I really enjoy the blog, your sense of content, and the voice you bring to it. I think it's also a perfect example to The Powers That Be that branded social media makes a bigger impact when administered by a person and with personality rather than holding to the clunky, disembodied abstracted...
Jan 18th
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Anonymous asked: wait so you are not affiliated with national public radio or the fresh air program? just a fan?
Jan 18th
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Jan 18th
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jakebphoto asked: My NPR affiliate station recently moved Fresh Air from 7:00 to 3:00. So strange. Fresh Air has always been an evening show for me as long as I can remember. Terry Gross is like a sleepy time relaxing voice, now I hear it at work and want to go cuddle up on a couch. Do you know what time most stations air Fresh Air?
Jan 18th
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Jan 18th
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“These people are going on mushroom trips in the lab setting and months later, in...”
– Nicholas Money talks about psilocybin, a psychedelic compound found in over 200 species of mushrooms. Psilocybin is currently being used in highly-supervised lab studies to see how people react to the hallucinogen, which mimics the effects of serotonin on brain receptors.
Jan 18th
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