Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

Amazing show! Carl Kasell and Peter Sagal are a humorous team that take the week's news point out the irony, discontinuity, or radicalness. The panel adds comedy to the mix, and together, they are the best way to enjoy the week's events. In my opinion, the Paula Poundstone episodes are the best.

every episode when the host receives a call from a listener i can imagine denizens of the person's place of residence holding their breaths wondering "will he give our beloved hometown his almighty stamp of approval - 'i've heard of it, nice place!' - or the dreaded 'unfamiliar, when is this backwoods nowheresville to be found prey tell'" otherwise it is a good, original format, well produced.

I try to listen to every show, but my rule is to tune out after the first, fart joke, vomit reference or “sausage” joke. Needless to say I rarely get through the first segment or two. Thanks NPR for contributing to the dumbing down of America with your fourth rate fourth grade humor. Actually, I take that back, after seeing who just got elected, fourth grade is probably more of a smartening up than a dumbing down. Doesn’t matter anyway, I doubt anyone who voted for him listens to NPR at all, it would be too hard to spell.

I love this show. Intelligent, witty, clever and spontaneous. My only gripe is the intermixi g of the episodes with bonus material. I appreciate the extras but when I'm driving, I don't want those extras messing up my pod cast play list. We need a way to separate them so I can choose what I listen to instead of having to fumble with the controls whilst driving. Can we do this?