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Wednesday's Rundown

Filed under: Tomorrow's BPP

Tuesday's Rundown is here:

Win Rosenfeld

3:53 PM ET | 04- 1-2008 | permalink

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I can't take it any more! The anticipation is just too great!

Promise us you will do that at the end of every Rundown. It sent shivers down my spine.

Sent by Will G | 4:58 PM ET | 04-01-2008

tuesday, wednesday...a bpp day by any other name would be as stweet...

Sent by jayn | 5:52 PM ET | 04-01-2008

Why is God's name is this program on my radio instead of Morning Edition? Ten minutes about a guys who doesn't wear shoes? Really? It's quirky and interesting for about 30 seconds - the time I'd spend browsing a the Wikipedia article, but seriously, who cares?

This show needs to be put on the Internet stream in tandem with news news programs, not in place of them.

Every time this program oozes unnecessary New York Yuppie irony, I imagine Carl Kasell shedding a single tear.

Sent by EDS | 8:06 AM ET | 04-02-2008

@EDS -- I'd love to interview you for our regular segment about the blog. If you're game for that, just drop us another comment, please.

Sent by Laura Conaway, NPR | 8:18 AM ET | 04-02-2008

@EDS...must everything be blood and guts...if we're not cool with diversity and changes then you're bound to make yourself nuts at best and exclusive and pompous at worst...in case you hadn't noticed, the usa is not the aryan society or the mensa society or any one thing...that is the beauty of democracy...we change, we grow and i for one appreciate any attempt to shake myself out of a premature postmortem...i enjoy those bright, funny young folks that like to mix and match the stuff of life!!!

Sent by jayn | 6:04 PM ET | 04-02-2008

I'd be interested.

Sent by EDS | 10:46 PM ET | 04-03-2008

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