Matt and Trish with how Thursday runneth down:
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Bryant Park Project
February 20, 2008
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ahhhhhhhhhh, so cute , so warm, so much love...and that doggy was soooooo LUSCIOUS too...............
Looks like a good show, BPP. I look forward to it as always. One question: I listen to the show via podcast. Sometimes I don't have enough time in my day and the shows pile up. There's always an interesting segment in each show, but I skip the (no longer current) news bits for the sake of time. I like how NPR.org has every segment separated by cahpters when streaming the show online, it lets me create a perfect BPP playlist. Is there an easy way to do that to the podcast? To separate it into chapters? Is that even something you have a hand in? Either way, just thought I'd ask. Thanks again.
The story about Carly Phillips was great and the advice you all give about with Wilson Phillips' song was so so funny. Btw I love the the Ramble and the Most.
The lunar eclipse was last night.
Yes. That Matt certainly is a cutie.
Ha! Well, thanks Nathan -- between you and Maura, I think I've been flattered enough for at least the next couple of weeks. (And then I'll need more flattery.)
And bad dad -- yeah, we know it was last night. It was an egregious editing error that we let that slip on the air. We are shame faced.
This is why I listen -- because y'all will offer all sorts of news, and then bust out the Wilson Phillips.
I have become a BPP evangelist to my friends! This will only add to my pitch.
Yo dudes,
So you did a segment, Space Shooting in the Movies:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=19227063
But you left out THE KING of all falling satellite flicks (and one of my all time favourite movies):
_Until the End of the World_
http://www.wim-wenders.com/movies/movies_spec/untiltheendoftheworld/untiltheendoftheworld.htm
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