- I have only listened to NPR during my commute this week, and was interested in every report (usually I only listen to it during the drive home)
- Monday I worked really late and I was bummed that traffic was light so I was not going to be in the car for an NPR report I wanted to hear
- I stayed up late listening to all of the NPR shows and reports I had missed on Monday which are not in podcast form, so I couldn't download it to my iPod
- My iPod has more NPR shows then songs
- I am considering buying an iPod car kit thingy so I can listen to my backlog of NPR podcasts, when I'm not interested in listening to the on air program
- While I worked today...I listened to NPR
Thursday, July 27, 2006
NPR = OLD
There is new proof that I am getting old:
4 comments:
You're not old! You just realize that news and public affairs programs that offer in-depth analysis and interesting conversations are much much better than looking at headlines on you ISP's homepage -- or watching the 24 hour cable news channels. Nothing "old" about that!
Seems kind of old to me... ;) I mean, I think I started getting interested in that stuff at about 28 or so...certainly not when I was 21 or anything.
You can listen to NPR while you work? I always fear it will be WAY too distracting, because I'll want to focus on the words....
Shhhh, don't tell that to Hubba-hubba!
i get NPR overload sometimes. honestly, it's hard to be both insatiably curious AND unburdened by what all you hear.
sometimes i gotta give myself a "smooth jazz" timeout.
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