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Old Mar 21, 2006, 04:54 PM #1 of 18
Four you've mentioned, and one you didn't, Sass, are the only ones I listen to. Fresh Air and All Things Considered, Car Talk and A Prairie Home Companion. I hear them every week though, without fail, thanks to my father. Click and Clack are hilarious, and I've learned a good deal of what I know about cars (not much, I admit) from that show. And Prairie Home is remarkably well done. It's a taste of old time radio entertainment, and their music is always excellent. Whattaya Know puts my dad in stitches and a smile on my face every time I hear it.

The other two I also listen to, and my father is fond of saying how Terry Gross, "Asks the questions they aren't expecting to hear, and niether are we." Oh, favorite episode of "Whattaya Know" was the one where the girl won. I should know her name, but I don't. So sue me.

Jam it back in, in the dark.
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