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Sep 22, 2026
Puppets, Pastors & Secret Agents: The Moth Radio Hour
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19:09Meg BowlesHOST
I'm Meg Bowles.
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19:11Meg BowlesHOST
Our next story comes from Jonna Mendez, who took the stage at the Somerville Theatre in Massachusetts, where we partner with local public radio station WBUR.
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19:21Meg BowlesHOST
Here's Jonna Mendez.
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19:22Jonna MendezGUEST
[applause] Is this it? Thank you.
#2676: The End of the Previa
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40:42Ray MagliozziHOST
Bye-bye.
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40:48Ray MagliozziHOST
Car Talk is a production of Dewey, Cheetor, and Howe, and WBUR in Boston.
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40:52Tom MagliozziHOST
And even though Garrison Keillor feels weak, ugly, and below average, whenever he hears us say it, this is NPR, Minnesota Public, oh, sorry, I mean NPR, National Public Radio.
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41:02speaker_5ADVERTISER
The following message comes from NPR sponsor, Henry Ford Health, dedicated to pushing medicine forward.
Why is diesel so much more expensive than gasoline?
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0:12speaker_0ADVERTISER
Learn more at mathworks.com.
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0:16Tom KlozaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
WBUR Podcasts, Boston.
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0:21Tom KlozaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It manifests itself in every nook and cranny of the economy.
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0:26Chris BentleyHOST
The price of oil, and especially diesel, has a way of seeping into everything in the economy, even if you're not burning it yourself.
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0:34Chris BentleyHOST
It's Monday, September 21st, and this is Here and Now Anytime from NPR and WBUR.
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0:39Chris BentleyHOST
I'm Chris Bentley.
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0:49Chris BentleyHOST
Today on the show, we'll zoom in on some economic pain points, from rising gas prices to healthcare.
21 MINS LATER
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22:01Chris BentleyHOST
Hey, I'd be grumpy too if I was just living my life in the jungle and suddenly everyone's posting pictures of me on the internet.
LDS Church’s Real Estate Empire, Utah’s Mahjong Obsession, Our SLC Wishlist
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19:21Meg WalterGUEST
maria manzos at desert news did a really good like real journalism story not my kind of journalism i'm like we're gonna play uh but she looked into it and it sounds like actually no it was like people who weren't doing any sort of activities together looking for a reason to get together and mahjong fit perfectly in their little slot
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19:43Ali VallartaHOST
I mean, I'm looking at a WBUR story that says it's from this year and it says Yelp data shows that searches for Mahjong clubs are up almost 4,500
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19:55Meg WalterGUEST
percent since last year.
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19:57Meg WalterGUEST
So this is a national
business leaders press the mayor on jobs and public safety with Trish Murphy & Vaughan Jones - KUOW
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3:03Trish MurphyGUEST
And when I entered college in Boston, I started as like a TV major, but I learned very quickly that I was way too fidgety to be on camera.
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3:14Trish MurphyGUEST
So I immediately marched across town and started interning at WBUR in Boston, where I saw a They're all things considered host doing live radio.
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3:24Trish MurphyGUEST
And I was just the adrenaline rush of even watching a live studio thing going on was I was I was transformed.
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3:33Trish MurphyGUEST
That's where I
#2675: Gas and Go
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38:50Tom MagliozziHOST
That's 888-CAR-JUNK.
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38:53Ray MagliozziHOST
Car Talk is a production of Dewey, Cheatham & Howe and WBUR in Boston.
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38:57Ray MagliozziHOST
And even though Leona
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38:58Tom MagliozziHOST
Helmsley hacks up a hairball whenever she hears us say it, this is NPR National Public Radio.
The Clancy Trial | Ep. 3: What happens next?
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0:42Deborah BeckerHOST
I'm Debra Becker.
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0:43Deborah BeckerHOST
I'm a reporter and host at WBUR.
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0:45Deborah BeckerHOST
And this is the third episode of WBUR's podcast about the Lindsay Clancy trial.
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0:53Deborah BeckerHOST
If this is the first episode you're listening to, you should go back and listen to episodes one and two.
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1:02Deborah BeckerHOST
So we're going to talk about the latest developments in this case and what's happened since the mistrial was declared and where the case might go moving forward.
24 MINS LATER
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24:52Deborah BeckerHOST
On the Beyond All Repair feed.
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24:54Deborah BeckerHOST
And if you want to reach out with any questions about this case or about the show, you can email us.
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25:00Deborah BeckerHOST
Our email is podcasts with an S at WBUR.org.
In 'Mule,' Orville Peck chronicles a year coming back from the brink
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0:01Peter O'DowdCORRESPONDENT
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0:06Orville PeckGUEST
You know, I joke that my mask and I are like a married couple and we do a lot of like couples therapy
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0:11Chris BentleyHOST
over the years.
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32:23Jon BlisteinGUEST
Thank you so much, Peter.
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32:32Chris BentleyHOST
That's it for the show today.
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32:33Chris BentleyHOST
Here and Now Anytime comes from NPR and WBUR Boston.
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32:36Chris BentleyHOST
Today's stories were produced by Amiko Tamagawa, Hafsa Qureshi, and Ashley Locke.
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32:41Chris BentleyHOST
Our editors were Todd Munt, Michaela Rodriguez, and Michael Scotto.
Tom Rosenstiel — The Next Journalism: How the Press Must Change to Serve Democracy - with Asma Khalid & John Harwood
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0:30John HarwoodHOST
Okay? Asma and I covered the White House together.
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0:37John HarwoodHOST
We also worked, both of us separately, at an NPR station in Boston called WBUR, where she was working for NPR and I was guest hosting a talk show there.
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0:52John HarwoodHOST
And the final small world thing is that the other day, I was going through papers from my mom, who passed away this summer at 97.
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1:03John HarwoodHOST
And I came across a whole bunch of stuff in her papers and his papers.
The secret lives of snow leopards
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1:00Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
Okay, here's today's show.
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1:05Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
WBUR Podcasts.
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1:07Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
Boston.
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1:14Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
This is On Point.
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