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Hello, I'm Brittany Loose, and you're listening to It's been a minute from NPR, a show about

what's going on in culture and why it doesn't happen by accident. This week we're going to do something a little different.

This week we're going to do something a little different.

Usually I'm the one asking the tough questions but today I'm going to take a spin in the

hot seat.

I'm so ready.

I'm so ready.

I'm being interviewed by Rachel Martin, former NPR Morning Edition host and my colleague.

But it's not going to be a normal sit-down.

It's part interview, part existential game show, and it's basically what she's doing every week now, as part of a new

podcast from NPR called Wild Card.

I'll tell you, as a professional interviewer, I got really tired of reverse engineering questions to elicit a certain

answer from a person.

I have like a purpose to my news interview.

And this is just, my purpose is just to know you.

That is it. I wanted to see what

wild card was all about so I invited Rachel to come on and show me exactly how this

game works

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