I shall preface this in the most calm, cool, and collected way possible... My parents are both college professors. Growing up we only had basic TV channels, so all I watched was PBS and most of what we listened to on the radio was NPR. I don't have a television now, but when I go home to visit my family we get our news from the [formerly MacNeil/Lehrer] Newshour. The only podcasts I subscribe to are Wait Wait Don't Tell Me! and a couple other beloved NPR shows. What I think I'm trying to say is that I love Public Broadcasting and have a great reverence for the people who are important or interesting enough to be featured on any of its shows.
That said...
HOLY CRAP HOLY CRAP HOLY CRAP I GOT INTERVIEWED FOR MY LOCAL NPR STATION HOLY CRAP!!!!!
*coughs* Ahem. I mean to say... What an honor and privilege it is to say here that I was chosen for my local NPR station's weekly series featuring people in Southwestern Pennsylvania who make a difference through volunteer efforts and projects.
Anyone interested in listening to the interview may do so at WESA's website, linked to above in my explosive enthusiasm or here. A thousand Thank yous! to Mark Nootbaar and to all of my friends who support me and encourage me to keep on chugging. You guys are gems.
CAAAANE!
Animated GIF. William Shatner as Captain Kirk screaming CANE in place of KHAN.
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