Back on the 'In Character' Job
by Trey Graham
Hi, all. So it's been quiet around here the last few days. 'Course by "here" I mean on the blog, because it certainly hasn't been quiet at NPR. I've been a little busy with Oscar
Housekeeping
In Character posts about Housekeeping
Our Cast of Characters
Thus far many of the characters we've heard about in the series are, well, not all that serious — Bugs, Mudbone, Lassie! There's nothing wrong with that. We often say we need to have more fun on NPR.
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Unmask that Man
On this evening's All Things Considered, Robert Siegel focuses his lens on the Lone Ranger. What a backstory! I had no idea. Now I understand why every boy I knew growing up was
Things We Like (Or: The More Personal, the Better)
As we cull the best essays to post on this here blog, we've noticed that the strongest ones are those that are highly personal. A prime example is Evy from Minneso
Your Turn: Mr. Spock
by Trey Graham
From Star Trek, created by Gene RoddenberryNominated by Hazelyn Patterson
Hey, We Got a Graphic
by Trey Graham
Nothing like a pretty picture to help liven things up. Thanks to NPR Digital Media designer Lindsay Mangum for the composite header atop the blog.
Of Cookie Monster and Other Bad Guys
by Trey Graham
Well that didn't take long. What are we, three days into this, and we've already got a little backlash? Commenter Steve Petersen writes:
New Year's Greetings (Plus an Introduction)
by Trey Graham
Alrighty then. Back from the New Year's holiday. (And man, talk about your characters — there were NPR folks singing karaoke at one party I went to, is all I'm sayin'.)
