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Rundown: Monday

Matt and Trish with the last rundown of the week:

Win Rosenfeld

1:19 PM ET | 02- 1-2008 | permalink

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I'm suffering from dancing withdraw. Please bring back the dancing! The rundown is good, don't get me wrong. It's gets me through the first half of our deadly dull daily staff meeting, but only the sight of NPR personnel gyrating in cubeville can maintain me in a state of near bliss for the entire hour.

Sent by Dave Wiley | 5:48 PM ET | 02-01-2008

yes! i agree. bring back the "seinfeld, elaine" style of graceful, goofus moves...............

Sent by jan | 7:41 PM ET | 02-01-2008

Dave, I gotta say that's 10 shades of disturbing. But ask and ye shall receive.

Sent by Tricia, NPR | 7:47 PM ET | 02-01-2008

I REALLY like Bill Wolff as a co-host!! He's got such good chemistry with the staff...and he's really witty! And an excellent interviewer. Plus, I'm sure Alison wouldn't mind :-)

Sent by Elyse | 5:35 PM ET | 02-06-2008

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