From NPR and WB Easy Chicago, this is Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me!

The NPR News Quiz.

Hey, everybody, join me for a feast, celebrating our good fortune in the new world.

I'm a Bill Grum, Bill Curtis, and here is your host, who promised his family that he

wouldn't serve Roastiel at Thanksgiving, even if it is historically accurate.

Peter Segal.

Thank you, Bill.

So it is that time of year when we take a minute to be thankful for all the good things

Providence has bestowed on us.

Which, as with the original pilgrims, is mostly really good radio segments.

Lackig modern transmitters, the pilgrims broadcast their shows by standing on Plymouth Rock

and shouting.

It is doubtful though, they had any guests as charming as the British actor, author, TV

presenter and all around know it all Stephen Fry, who joined us in July of this year.

Here is a special extended version of our chat.

It's a genuine pleasure, I'm thrilled to be here.

I ask this question of a lot of our guests, given yet you do all these different things

and have for many years, what is the thing that most people recognize you for if there is

one thing?

That's a really good question.

I mean, I get stopped in the streets and inked by these days a lot of parents because I

did the audiobooks of Harry Potter.

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