“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood…” ~ Robert Frost
We know how the poem goes. After today, nothing will be the same.
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The House That Radio Built – THEME MUSIC #1 – Embed via Archive.org
‘Pretty Girl’ (Excerpt) by NΣΣT
[audio https://ia801505.us.archive.org/23/items/THRBThemePrettyGirlNeet/THRB_Theme_PrettyGirl_Neet.mp3]The House That Radio Built – THEME MUSIC #2 – Embed via Google Drive
‘Signs of Life’ by ???
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4x68AkStsWoQmFOWEZuc3VHZEk/preview
A Moment In Time : THE HOUSE THAT RADIO BUILT
#WhyListen According to NPR Listeners 06.12.2015
Will NPR Change Its Name? : Tour Question Of The Day
Today, one wondrous and engaging woman, a dedicated listener brimming with inquisitive, insightful inqueries, caught my ear and rattled my brain with a particular question:
PCHH Gif Recap : Nick Hornby’s ‘Funny Girl’ And Book Adaptations
When I Realized Stephen Thompson Wasn’t On PCHH This Week And Everyone Planned To Read A Book…
So, in a rare and joyous moment for their first segment, the PCHH gang gathered to read British author Nick Hornby’s latest book ‘Funny Girl’ in this week’s roundtable topic discussion! And in this episode, which happens on rare occasion, one of the main hosts was unavailable…
Faces @ NPR : Meeting Nina Totenberg
Down crowded streets in the cold light of a D.C. morning, I strolled. Fighting against whipping wind and bitter cold with a hand-made set of display boards tucked under my arm. At two-feet high and three-feet wide, they desperately dangle, twist and flail in the rapture of mother nature’s frozen clutch.
*** PAUSE ***
Before continuing… can we PLEASE take a minute to enjoy this NPR.org biography/promo shot:
Steve Barrett/NPR | : | http://www.npr.org/people/2101289/nina-totenberg
Nina is giving us this dope, golden swoop-bang in her hair. This vibrant crimson cape draped regally over her shoulders in an effortless, elegant cascade. The cherry on-top is the look in her eyes: a knowing, slight squint that says:
“YES, I am a treasure of public radio. How kind of you to notice.”
Love it. Love everything about it.
*** NOW, WHERE WERE WE… ***
Musician Fantastic Negrito Enters NPR’s Public Tour Display Gallery
This week at the D.C. headquarters, NPR Music welcomes the winner of it’s first Tiny Desk contest: Fantastic Negrito.
The artist will also enter the display gallery for NPR’s tour route and is the first Tiny Desk act to do so.
Watch and listen to his soulful entry “Lost In A Crowd” here performed in a freight elevator behind a makeshift tiny desk.
CANCELLED! The Pop-Culture Happy Hour Live-show : Emotions In A Nutshell
We’d all heard the news. We’d seen the snow.
But the public radio Gods and Goddess couldn’t let such an injustice occur. They wouldn’t deny us the gift that is Linda Holmes, Glen Weldon and Stephen Thompson nor the blessing laden in their diatribes.
Or so we thought…
It began simple enough, a mild fit of worry.
…And then it came.
Ambassador Of The Month
Q&A by Sarah Delucia w/ Antonio Lenyear
THAT'S SO NPR 
