It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC. Good morning again, everyone. And the Mott

coming up later this hour. I know there are a lot of Ann Lamott fans out there. She'll even

take a few phone calls,

Anne Lamont coming up. But right now, our latest 10 question quiz, as we try to have a little

fun and keep it palatable during this membership drive, nobody loves that we're in a membership.

We don't love that we're in, but we have to do it. And one of the ways we try to keep it palatable

is to keep it

a little fun with these 10 question quizzes on this show after the 11 o'clock news. And our quizzes,

this drive, are derived from the names of various public radio shows. If you haven't heard that yet,

we've done 10 question quizzes based on the names Fresh Air, 1A, the New Yorker Radio Hour,

on the media and others.

Today it's a quiz called Which Ted Said It, in honor of the TED Radio Hour, which we air on the station

Sundays at 1 o'clock.

Who wants to play? We're going to play 10

clips, audio clips, of famous people named Ted, and see if you can identify them. We'll give you

a little context for each one. 212-433, WNYC, if you want to play, 212, 433-9-6-9-2, get two in a row right, and you can win your choice of a

brain-layer show baseball cap or a brain-lare show mug.

And so for our TED Talk-inspired quiz, the question, as I say, will be in each case which Ted said it.

So if you think you can identify some famous guys named Ted from hearing one of their audio clips,

this 10 question quiz is for you.

Who wants to play and try to win a hat or a mug?

212-333. WNYC,

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