Hey, I'll Sam Sanders here, going to run through a quick list of public radio stations.

I first heard NPR on KSTX, my hometown station in San Antonio.

I got my first public radio internship at WBUR in Boston.

I learned how to write a new spot at OPB in Portland, Oregon.

And I covered breaking news for the first time at WUNC in North Carolina.

Also, stations like KPCC and KCRW and WAMU have been my constant companions for the last decade.

You too, listener, probably have some very personal connection to at least one public radio station,

if not several.

The one you drive by on your way to work, the one who staffers you see in your local grocery store,

the one you wake up to every morning to hear news not just about the world,

but also about your neck of the woods.

That is the beauty of public radio.

It's personal.

Every member station across the country speaks to your community and your needs.

Show those stations that you care if you go to donate.npr.org slash Sam.

This month, you can choose which station you want to give to.

That donation helps the entire public radio ecosystem, including this show.

So give right now to the station of your choosing at donate.npr.org slash Sam.

To the station you grew up with, the station you moved to,

the station you can't like to check out, you decide.

Thank you.

I'm still, I'm still, Jenny from the block.

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