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December 7, 2005

I love to hear the talk radio while driving to work but then I probably end up with those news stattions constantly screaming the traffic updates.

NPR is certainly fresh air for me. I am probably their newest subscriber to their programs. Accidentaly, I got to listen Terry Gross' Fresh Air on the net. Since then its keeping my MP3 player busy. Am patting myself on a self-found gem.

1:05 AM | Living Seattle

Comments (8)


NPR is indispensable on car/work. Check out their other stuff also like World, All things Considered.

Posted by: Bala Subra | December 7, 2005 1:38 AM


You are kidding! There is something that I know before you :)

Posted by: thodarumm | December 7, 2005 2:08 AM


Lazy,
Actually that is one of the best programs on NPR. It is very refreshing and she is probably the best on the phone interviwer I have the pleasure of hearing. If you like her, she has a book out - All I did was ask which compiles a number of her visitors. Have fun. She is addictive.

srini

Posted by: srinir | December 7, 2005 10:12 AM


Subra, Thanks for the mention. Actually I wanted to ask what other programs were as good as Fresh Air.

Thodarum Madam, Actually all i know is very very limited.

Srinir, Yep. In one of her recent programs someone said her book was good. Probably i will read it but first i want to listen to her. Asking questions isn't an easy art.

Posted by: Lazy Geek | December 7, 2005 12:24 PM


Hey,

You might be interested in Wait, Wait, Don't tell me and car talk. Both these programs come on saturday, if i am not wrong. Market Watch in the evenings is a pretty good program too.

Regards

Vasu

Posted by: Vasu | December 8, 2005 2:06 AM


how do you download this to your mp3 player ? aren't shows available only in streaming mode?

Posted by: shiva | December 8, 2005 2:28 AM


Shiva, I don't download them, I listen to it on them. My MP3 player has radio enabled.

Posted by: Lazy Geek | December 8, 2005 4:20 AM



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