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I miss Car Talk. Love those guys. Very funny. I think you have to be a church-going Lutheran, maybe Norwegian, and possibly from a small town in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North or South Dakota or Northern Michigan to get Garrison Keillor's jokes. Lol! If you're all three it's uproariously funny. "There's no first class on Lutheran Air. Meals are potluck and the plane will not land until the budget is met." And, "If God had meant you to use a cell phone, he would have put your mouth on the side of your head."
Cool clock. Looks great against the green paint.
I love the MOMA store. The only thing that's kept me from getting some of the furniture is the impracticality of shipping, but I've done plenty of damage at their jewellery counters.
True, I am small town, Wisconsin, Norwegian and Lutheran
You hit the nail on the head!!
But All Things Considered is my favorite followed closely by Wait Wait
I felt the same, lulilu, I wasn't sure why it needed to be American-ized! Maybe it was purely a production issue. There's talk of another season!
Thank you, Newton, will look it up!![]()
Does anyone watch Graham Norton on BBC America? I don't usually like chat shows, but he is very funny and the format is a bit different.
I have HBO so I guess I should go back and watch The Jinx.
etoile, they are going to have a season 2 of The Durrells in Corfu.
Season 2 of the Durrells is currently on UK TV on a Sunday night if anyone has itv player access.
MoMA is such a great source for thoughtfully, and beautifully designed items. We recently bought this fun clock for our kitchen.
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Hey mistikat, I am also a needlepointer!Thanks - these are great suggestions! I like to do needlepoint while watching TV or listening to a podcast and I was really running out of things to watch - or so I thought!
When my SO and I used to go to the US a lot more a few years back, we travelled a lot through Arizona and California. We spent a lot of time driving in the SUV so we listened to radio a lot. We came across this late night radio program called The Phil Hendrie Show. We had never heard it before and didn't know it was all set up and performed at first. So we thought it was a genuine phone-in show. I remember he had this character who was "a gay man and a gay journalist" would phone in to say some thing with rather radical views and some Christian housewife would phone-in and have a massive argument with him. I remember we sat in our car killing ourselves laughing with tears in our eyes after we already reached our hotel from dinner somewhere. We were debating whether the phone-ins were real or not. Then we decided it simply couldn't be real. We then looked him up and saw that he played all these characters himself! He was so good with different voices. It would be very hard to tell they were done by one person if it wasn't for the ridiculous and hilarious conversations! When we came back to the UK, we looked it up and some of his shows were available as podcasts.I'm afraid some of our friends across the pond and elsewhere may not know of any of the NPR (National Public Radio) shows we're all chatting about! Curious to know if any of them are broadcast elsewhere.
DH & I love Graham Norton, it is our major chat show over here broadcast on a Friday night.Does anyone watch Graham Norton on BBC America? I don't usually like chat shows, but he is very funny and the format is a bit different.
I have HBO so I guess I should go back and watch The Jinx.
etoile, they are going to have a season 2 of The Durrells in Corfu.
Hey Xiang, good to see you in Cafe again.I love Billions! The 2nd series just finished airing in the UK. I recorded them and binge-watched all episodes. I work in the broader industry of the other side of the setup and I recognise a lot of the traits these characters display in the show in real life. But there are nicer and better people in the industry than those thanks goodness! Love the suits worn by that female prosecutor! She looks smashing in them!
Hey Mind, let me know if you need updating on anything, I will be the British Correspondent!Mistikat, I am gobsmacked! I am very familiar with Dr. Who--the series when David Tennant played the doctor and for a time Catharine Tate was companion Donna Noble, but I had no idea she was so famous in her own right! Sheez, I hate being out of the loop on British entertainment. I AM bother-Ed.
I love the Amazon Fire stick for when I am cross-training.Awww! Harry. So adorable.
Sorry guys I don't watch much TV. I only allow myself to watch while in the treadmill so I like something light to watch when I do.