NPR: Britney Spears Stars in BPP Second Hour

Britney Spears Stars in BPP Second Hour

Filed under: Music

The lovely and talented Kelefa Sanneh, music critic for the New York Times, showed us the production magic behind Britney Spears' new hit record, Blackout.

Other highlights include a talk with Dr. J. Craig Venter, who wrestles with the question of his ego being a tad outsized, the return of protests in Myanmar and some very serious shrieking-- but that's only right at the top.

Laura Conaway

1:44 PM ET | 11- 1-2007 | permalink

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Any Chance these could be delivered into the podcast feeds? I'd love to listen to this on the go.

Sent by Benjamin Frisch | 5:24 PM ET | 11-01-2007

Thanks for the second hour. Just wish it was in Real Audio or (better yet) mp3 format.

Loved the interview with Kelefa.

Sent by Will G | 5:38 PM ET | 11-01-2007

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