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And keep up with the best from public radio and beyond, including all your favorite podcast.

One of those podcasts should be, Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. It is the NPR News Quiz.

Host Peter Sagole and panelists like Alonzo Bowden, PJ O'Rourke, and Paula Poundstone say things

on the radio that most people just shout at the radio. You can find, Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me on the

NPR1 app and at npr.org slash podcast. Alright, here's the show.

Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics Podcast and we're here today with a different kind of episode.

We're going to talk with my friend and colleague Osmaholid. She's a member of the pod squad

and she's going to talk today about what it was like to cover the campaign and the election

of Donald Trump as a Muslim female reporter. I'm Sam Sanders. I'm Asma Khalid. I covered

demographics in 2016. I'm Sarah McCammon. I covered Republicans and Donald Trump.

And I'm Ron Elving, Editor Correspondent. So we will get to all the weeks big news and politics

and our roundup, which will be out tomorrow evening, Thursday evening. And though this week got a

bit busy, we're still trying to bring you one episode earlier each week too, usually on Mondays

or Tuesdays. But for those that didn't hear our latest episode, me and Osmah should say at the

outset, and sorry if this is your first time hearing it. So long. Goodbye. Well, not yet.

Not yet. We'll be here through the inauguration. But I am headed to Boston where I'll be reporting

on Biz and Technology for WBUR. But I am around through the inauguration. I'll still be at NPR,

post inauguration, but I will be working with our crack producer Brent Bachman to make some new

podcast stuff for NPR. And for you guys, it'll be non-political, but it'll be fun.

More good stuff from Sam Sanders. Hopefully. Fingers crossed. For sure.

You know, and so before we leave, we're going to talk about what it was like for you, Osmah,

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