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NPR: 07-03-2008 News and NotesNPR: 07-03-2008 News and Notes
from NPR: News and Notes Podcast
July 03, 2008

Stories: 1) Supreme Court Overturns D.C. Gun Ban; What Next? 2) Court's Gun Ruling Worries Many City Legislators 3) What Is Jazz? 4) The Olympic Games That Changed the World 5) Ready to Get Married, But Can't Find a Mate? 6) Responding to Your Letters
NPR Hourly NewscastNPR Hourly Newscast
from NPR: 4PM ET News Summary Podcast
July 03, 2008

A brief update of the top news of the hour
Jim WhiteJim White
from NPR: World Cafe Words and Music from WXPN Podcast
July 03, 2008

On this edition of World Cafe Words and Music from WXPN, we meet singer-songwriter Jim White. White was discovered by David Byrne a decade ago, after Byrne got hold of one of the musician's homemade tapes. Jim White's songs are steeped in the Pentacostal South of his youth. His latest album is called "Transnormal Skiperoo." He speaks with host David Dye and performs work from the new CD.
FHA Aims To Curb No-Money-Down Loan ProgramFHA Aims To Curb No-Money-Down Loan Program
from NPR: Business Story of the Day Podcast
July 03, 2008

The Federal Housing Administration says homebuyers who receive down payments through nonprofits are more likely to default on FHA loans than homebuyers who put up the money themselves. Supporters of the assistance program are fighting back.
NPR: 07-03-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 2NPR: 07-03-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 2
from NPR: The Bryant Park Project Podcast
July 03, 2008

Stories: 1) Hour Two: 15 Hostages Rescued From Colombian Guerillas 2) Top Of The News 3) The Four-Day Workweek Gaining Ground 4) George Washington Really Did Sleep There 5) Companies Care What People Say About Products 6) Forest Service Tangles With Rainbow Family 7) Top Of The News 8) Failed Superheroes And Gonzo Journalists
NPR: 07-03-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 1NPR: 07-03-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 1
from NPR: The Bryant Park Project Podcast
July 03, 2008

Stories: 1) Rescue Frees 15 Hostages From Colombian Guerillas 2) Top Of The News 3) FAA's Own Report Says Agency Too Cozy With Airlines 4) Scientists Say Watermelons Work Like Viagra 5) Disney World To Close Parts Of Park For Adults 6) Top Of The News 7) Online Service Twitter Experiences Growing Pains 8) On The Site: More About Twitter
NPR Hourly NewscastNPR Hourly Newscast
from NPR: 7AM ET News Summary Podcast
July 03, 2008

A brief update of the top news of the hour
Jimmy Witherspoon: 'Shouting the Blues'Jimmy Witherspoon: 'Shouting the Blues'
from NPR: Jazz Profiles Podcast
July 03, 2008

During a career more than five decades long, "Spoon" brought a strong dose of blues to many of the jazz world's finest bands. With his full, powerful baritone delivery, he was one of the best of the "blues shouters."
NPR: 07-03-2008 Most E-Mailed StoriesNPR: 07-03-2008 Most E-Mailed Stories
from NPR: Most E-Mailed Stories Podcast
July 03, 2008

Stories: 1) Chef Proves School Lunch Can Be Healthy, Cheap 2) Rival Actors Sparked Fatal 'Shakespeare Riots' 3) Newspapers Make Cuts At Home, Hire Abroad 4) Dinosaur Fossils In Utah Inspire 'Jr. Paleontologists' 5) Keeping German Doctors On A Budget Lowers Costs 6) 'Kite Runner' Star's Family Feels Exploited By Studio
'Kite Runner' Star's Family Feels Exploited By Studio'Kite Runner' Star's Family Feels Exploited By Studio
from NPR: Story of the Day Podcast
July 03, 2008

The child star of The Kite Runner faced harassment in his home country of Afghanistan before the film was even released. Paramount Pictures tried to relocate the boy for his safety, but his family believes the studio has not done enough to help.
NPR: 07-02-2008 TechnologyNPR: 07-02-2008 Technology
from NPR: Technology Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) California Driving: Footloose And Hands-Free 2) Microsoft Stops Selling Windows XP, Touts Vista 3) Pa.'s Rendell Urging Fix for Bridges, Roads 4) 3-D TV Shows Beam Into Japanese Homes 5) How to Pay for Rebuilding Infrastructure? 6) Are 'Mega-Regions' the Future of Transportation?
Chef Proves School Lunch Can Be Healthy, CheapChef Proves School Lunch Can Be Healthy, Cheap
from NPR: World Story of the Day Podcast
July 02, 2008

Chef Dominique Valadier once worked in the glamorous world of French Riviera restaurants. Now he is making his gourmet meals, with all local ingredients, for public school children.
Dosh: 'Don't Wait For The Needle To Drop'Dosh: 'Don't Wait For The Needle To Drop'
from NPR: Second Stage Podcast
July 02, 2008

Martin Dosh is a percussionist from Minneapolis, Minn., but his solo work is far from simple drum work. With Wolves and Wishes, Dosh's fourth full-length release on the Anticon label, Dosh has composed a series of richly orchestrated, mostly instrumental electronica tracks with a cinematic grandeur. With collaborative help from such well-known artists as Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Andrew Bird, the record finds a nice balance between Dosh's trippy synth, keyboard and drum work, and the album's guitars, violins, clarinets and saxophones.
NPR Hourly NewscastNPR Hourly Newscast
from NPR: 7PM ET News Summary Podcast
July 02, 2008

A brief update of the top news of the hour
NPR: 07-02-2008 News and NotesNPR: 07-02-2008 News and Notes
from NPR: News and Notes Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) Thurgood Marshall, 100 Years After His Birth 2) Patriotism Questioned on the Campaign Trail 3) BMW Takes Next Step In Fuel Efficient Cars 4) Fed Up at the Pump? Take the Bus 5) Going Online to Save Money in the Gas Line 6) Roundtable: Fairness Doctrine Going Too Far?
NPR: 07-02-2008 Talk of the Nation - Hour 2NPR: 07-02-2008 Talk of the Nation - Hour 2
from NPR: Talk of the Nation Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) Shades Of Gray Cloak Black Patriotism 2) American Hostages Rescued in Columbia
NPR: 07-02-2008 Talk of the Nation - Hour 1NPR: 07-02-2008 Talk of the Nation - Hour 1
from NPR: Talk of the Nation Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) Why The Candidates Are Dusting Off Their Passports 2) Getting The Story: Reporter Outs Fake Fed
NPR Hourly NewscastNPR Hourly Newscast
from NPR: 4PM ET News Summary Podcast
July 02, 2008

A brief update of the top news of the hour
NPR: 07-02-2008 Day to Day -- Midday MagazineNPR: 07-02-2008 Day to Day -- Midday Magazine
from NPR: Day to Day -- Midday Magazine Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) One Investor Who Bucked The Market 2) What Exactly Is A Bear Market? 3) Collection Agencies Are Thriving 4) The Homeless Wing Of The Democratic Convention 5) Are Homeless Welcome At The Republican Convention? 6) Controversial Newsom To Run For Calif. Governor 7) 'Marketplace' Report: Starbucks Closing 600 Stores 8) Saving Money With A Summer 'Staycation' 9) Mount Rushmore Now Offers Pre-Carving History 10) Fighting Cancer With An Inflatable Colon 11) A Rejection Letter Template
NPR: 07-02-2008 MusicNPR: 07-02-2008 Music
from NPR: Music Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) The Year of Musical Thinking, A Minute At A Time 2) Leroy Anderson: Master of the Miniature 3) Pain At The Pump Curbs Traveling Bands 4) Le Vent Du Nord's 400-Year-Old Musical Gems
NPR: 07-02-2008 Tell Me MoreNPR: 07-02-2008 Tell Me More
from NPR: Tell Me More Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) Bronx Grapples with HIV Crisis 2) Marshall's Legacy Sparks Discussion on Civil Rights 3) 'Alvin Ailey' Celebrates 50 Years of Magic
NPR: 07-02-2008 ShuffleNPR: 07-02-2008 Shuffle
from NPR: Shuffle Podcast
July 02, 2008

NPR Shuffle mixes it up every day, offering an unpredictable sampler from 'Morning Edition', 'All Things Considered' and other award-winning NPR programs. Enjoy listening to this podcast just as you would enjoy listening to NPR - ready to be surprised by the next great story!
Newspapers Make Cuts At Home, Hire AbroadNewspapers Make Cuts At Home, Hire Abroad
from NPR: Business Story of the Day Podcast
July 02, 2008

More and more U.S. companies are outsourcing jobs overseas to cut costs, and that includes newspaper groups. Employees in India are doing everything from writing ad copy to copy editing to writing weekend supplements for U.S. and British newspapers.
NPR: 07-02-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 2NPR: 07-02-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 2
from NPR: The Bryant Park Project Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) Hour Two: Starbucks To Close 600 Stores 2) Top Of The News 3) Gun Movement Encourages Flaunting of Weapons 4) Actor Says His '24' Role May Have Helped Obama 5) Sarah Haskins Casts Her 'Lady' Vote 6) Graduate School Admissions Test Controversy Grows 7) Top Of The News 8) Military Wives Becoming Surrogate Moms 9) On The Site: Send In Questions For Twitter Interview
NPR: 07-02-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 1NPR: 07-02-2008 The Bryant Park Project - Hour 1
from NPR: The Bryant Park Project Podcast
July 02, 2008

Stories: 1) Starbucks To Close 600 Stores 2) Top Of The News 3) Wimbledon Matches Face Weather Delays 4) Mandela Dropped From US Terror Watch List 5) Scientist Named in Anthrax Probe Settles Suit 6) Top Of The News 7) The Twisted Journey of Napoleon's Privates


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