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

Jim's still closed? Go for a jog on me, your tread bill! I'm Bill Curtis. And here is

your host, a man who just painted a face on his very own volleyball. Peter Segal!

Thank you Bill and thanks to our fake audience, which this week is a grateful nation

reacting to the illegal firework shows finally ending sometime on July 7th. We've got

a great show for you today with a visit from the delightful and charming Jamila Jamil,

who after becoming a famous actor on the hit show The Good Place, decided to take a new

job as a game show host. I have lots of questions for her starting with, are you insane? Give

us a call from whatever place you're in. The number is 1-888-8-8-8-9248-924. Now let's

welcome our first listener contest and how you run, wait, wait, don't tell me. Hi, my

name is Rachel and I'm applying from Tucson, Arizona. Oh my gosh, how are things in Tucson?

Very hot. I'm figured. Well, we're actually moving in about 12 hours, so I'll be

don't be here soon. Oh, well, where are you going? My husband's in the Air Force, I'll

be going to South Korea for two years. Oh my gosh, you lucky, lucky woman. Yeah, our

opinion's gonna change on the situation after a few months. When you go outside, please

write back and tell us what it's like. Well, welcome to the show, Rachel. Let me introduce

you to our panel this week. First up, she's a contributing writer for the New York Times

and her movie Extraordinary is now playing on virtual theaters and on demand. It's Maeve

Higgins. Hi. We're reaching South Korea. Next, oh, she wishes. Yes. Next, a comedian whose

podcast back to school with Ma's Jobrani is available anywhere you might find a podcast.

It's Ma's Jobrani. Hello and good luck in South Korea. We have friends there. Sure,

I'm showing you then. And a comedian who hosts the weekly comedy podcast, nobody listens

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