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From The Room: The Audacity of the Vatican
December 23, 2008 - Remember back in November when lots of Black people were on TV saying that they would continue to tell their children that they could grow up to be anything they wanted to be, except now they'd really mean it? Well...Filed under: Obama, race, race relations, post-racial era, Time, NPR, media, first black president, Papacy, Pope, no black Popes, Vatican, religion, Catholicism
From The Room: If Conservative Radio Had Pledge Drives
December 19, 2008 - Don't pretend that this is a surprise. Every year, at this exact time, people ask me what's going on down here on the station, and when I tell them they respond invariably, 'Oh, the pledge drive already?' If you're listening right now, let's get something straight...
From The Room: Henry Paulson Suggests Allocating $35 Billion of Rescue Funds to Henry Paulson
November 24, 2008 - NPNR's David Overbearing reports on Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee...
From The Feed: Lewis Black has a bad day (video)
June 18, 2008 - Lewis Black gets heckled by a caller while guesting on NPR's "Talk of the Nation...
From The Room: Juno? I say JU-YES!
February 26, 2008 - I've heard a lot of derisive talk in certain cultural circles of late concerning surprise Best Picture nominee Juno. Seems a lot of left-leaning types think the film strikes some sort of disturbingly pro-life, anti-feminist chord beneath it's ultra-hip veneer. Like maybe the movie...
