Public Radio Shows You Might Enjoy
Public radio has a wide range of diverse programs suited to people with all kinds of interests. These classic shows are hard not to like, and are absolutely worth a listen. You can hear them on your local public radio station and also online.
This American Life
Host Ira Glass lays out a new theme for every episode, and then a variety of contributors offer stories touching on that theme. Smart, funny, and frequently moving, This American Life is essential listening for any public radio fan.
Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me!
The NPR News Quiz is laugh out loud funny, time and time again. A rotating panel offers its hilarious perspective on the week's biggest and strangest stories, with listener contestants rounding off an absurdly enjoyable program.
Car Talk
Brothers Tom and Ray Magliozzi discuss all things automotive, and have hugely entertaining discussions with callers. Informative discussions about maintenance and repair stay light and easy in the warm, funny banter that defines this show's success.
RadioLab
With a focus on science and philosophy, each episode of this immaculately produced show is a compelling and fun look into a different fascinating topic. Hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich are smart and personable anchors to this hugely innovative program.
A Prairie Home Companion
Garrison Keillor's whimsical take on the variety show is a classic program full of music and storytelling. This show has been around for decades, and for good reason. It's consistently entertaining and full of charmingly folksy personality.
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