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Notdeadyet

Joined: 23 Nov 2006
Posts: 4056
Location: Midwest |
Oh, NPR's website the splendid palate has one...
I think it's called what's for dinner or how to eat. or something memorable...
Here you need this...
http://www.mediafly.com/Areas/NPR/Feeds/1
this only shows 25, you can do the 300 or so... it's on there
This American life rocks, whaddayaknow, the show that's on Tuesday nights, and the WOrld, and marketplace,
their financials are great if you're into that...
Diane Rehm is always good, Fresh Air rocks..
Of course, you could turn your radio on to NPR too.
But this is cool cuz you can listen to it when you want and pause it!
all 3 of us listen to these in the house, I guess we just don't know what you would be interested in....
And if you get REALLY REALLY BORED... I'll have my kids give you their D and D podcast link from wizards of the coast, and their Grammar girl podcast, learn japanese and all the Greenpeace protest links!  _________________ spread the love,
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Thu Apr 17, 2008 7:06 am |
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Wingnut

Joined: 22 Aug 2007
Posts: 2601
Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia |
Try www.TED.com
There are a lot of interesting talks on there (and some crap, too) about technology, design, humanities, education, etc. and a lot of them can be downloaded as video or audio podcasts. There are also some pretty cool performances by musicians, poets, dancers, etc. _________________ "Smacking yourself with a thawed meat-hammer never has a desired effect." - Jinxted
"Life's too short to get wrapped around the axle about the little things." - SK
-The First Law of Geography: Everything is Connected to Everything Else.
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Nevermore26

Joined: 20 Jun 2006
Posts: 865
Location: Chicago, IL, USA |
Thanks! I had thought about NPR before, but never got around to it. I do enjoy a few of their shows, like Car Talk, & this very British sounding quiz show that doesn't have any Brits... Well, maybe sometimes. Can't remember the name of it, though... I can't listen to it on the radio much, since most of my driving is out in the boonies, I have to keep switching between different local affiliates, & that gets rather annoying rather quickly. Plus, can't pause it the 50 or so times a day I have to get out of the car.
--edit-- found the name of the quiz show, Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!
Oh, & you have to pay $0.95 to get the Car Talk podcast, so...
Nevermore... _________________ We are born in an age when only the dull are treated seriously,
and I live in horror of not being misunderstood.
-Oscar Wilde
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