From NPR and WBEC Chicago, this is Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, The NPR News Quiz.

It must be spring because the Daffo Bills are blooming.

I'm Bill Curtis.

And here's your host, a man who thought he'd be tending to an energy efficient garden

by planting fluorescent bulbs last fall.

It's Peter Sager.

Thank you, Bill.

It's spring at last.

In this year, while others are breaking out their seersucker suits and floppy sunhats,

we're going through a more difficult readjustment, like a bear coming out of hibernation.

I hate being awakened before I've finished burning up my reserves of stored fat.

So while we blink our eyes and stretch our creaky limbs, we thought we'd review some

of the great things that happened over the winter.

For example, in December of last year, we were joined live on stage by my sheer Enselton

Salahuddin, creators and stars of the Shuttaku set comedy South Side.

Thank you.

It's a pleasure to be here.

So let's start by talking about your background.

You guys grew up on the South Side, right?

Yes, we grew up on the South Side of Chicago in Gresham and one person in you.

One guy up there was like, just right, Gresham.

So you went to the UNA for college, you got into comedy, right?

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