NPR: Political Rewind: You're Too Thin and You Never Call!

Political Rewind: You're Too Thin and You Never Call!

Three weeks until Election Day and we've got you covered with this week's best political coverage from NPR. On the docket: Don Gonyea introduces us to a union man on a mission to bridge a racial divide. Mara Liasson explores the Bradley Effect and what it might mean for the Obama campaign. And Greg Allen previews the "The Great Schlep" by speaking with Jewish grandmothers in Florida.

You can listen here (just not too loud!):

or download it here.

--Kyle Gassiott

8:22 PM ET | 10-15-2008 | permalink

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