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eurekamom posted Glimpses of Life in China | 6 days ago
One of my favorite sources of information is National Public Radio. In May, the reporters from All Things Considered went to China to do a series and happened to be in Chengdu when the earthquake hit. The team wrote in their blog about the earthquake's aftermath which gives insight into the lives of...
eliz. s. posted I swear the BPP hasn't taken over my blog. | 6 days ago
But if you are a fan, please call in! Update: Comments I sent into NPR and their ombudsman: I am dismayed to hear that The Bryant Park Project is being cancelled by NPR. The BPP has been a less sedate way than Morning Edition to kick off my mornings at work. I've enjoyed most of the stories that the...
Referencegirl posted UU Wilderness Minister on NPR | Jul 11, 2008
Last week I stumbled on an incredible interview with Unitarian Universalist minister and author, Kate Braestrup, on the NPR show Speaking of Faith. She works as a chaplain for Maine's game warden service. So when they go to rescue people who have fallen under ice, gotten lost in the mountains,...
eliz. s. posted Now In Session: BPP Book Club Talks 'Petropolis' : NPR | Jul 9, 2008
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