From NPR and WBEC Chicago, this is, wait, wait, don't tell me, the NPR news quiz.

It's summertime and the villain is easy.

I'm Bill Curtis, and here's your host, whose wife is still angry at him for dumping sand

in the kitchen to make a quarantine beach.

Peter Segal.

Thank you, Bill.

So every year summer seems to be over a little quicker, the day is getting shorter long

before you're ready to see it all go.

Fortunately, we've now solved that problem by making every single day exactly like every

other one forever.

The good news is you can wear white long after Labor Day now, because time has no meaning.

But we're doing our best to enjoy what we are told is summer, and we're doing it the

traditional way by lasing around and thinking about all the fun things we did back when we

were at work.

For example, we got to talk to actress and model Isabella Rossellini, who went from

international sex symbol to sex expert, at least when it comes to ducks.

Thank you so much.

Well, now I didn't want to talk to you before we get to your work a little bit about your

parents.

Perhaps the greatest movie star of her age, Casablanca and Gaslight.

Your father, Roberto Rossellini, great Italian film director.

How old were you when you realized that your family was not like other people's families?

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