This is Tom Hanks. Do you know an undiscovered musician who deserves a break?

Well, we have an idea for them. NPR Music is holding a tiny desk contest to find one great unsigned musician

to play the iconic Tiny Desk Concert series and tour the United States with NPR Music.

All you have to do is shoot a video of your musical act, playing an original song behind a desk,

and submit it by January 29th. Learn more at npr.org slash Tiny Desk Contest.

Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics Podcast. Here to talk about the week ahead,

a week that will have a lot of stuff going on here in Washington, including, of course,

President-elect Trump's inauguration this Friday. I'm Sam Sanders, reporter.

I'm Danielle Kurtz, Labor Political Reporter, and I'm Dominican Montenegro Political Editor.

Alright, back at it again after a long weekend here for some housekeeping.

One, if you didn't see the announcement in the feed already and you are in the DC area,

come and see us do a live show at the Warner Theater in downtown DC on Friday, February 10th.

The three of us will be there. We are looking forward to it. The live shows are always fun.

Yeah, I'm one with these folks. And the Warner Theater? I mean, this is pretty awesome.

I never meant it. It's just Google Images. It's like this big. It's big. It's big. It's gorgeous. I hope we can fill it.

It's very ornate. Yeah. Help us fill it, y'all. Yeah. Exactly.

Please. Also, a special episode for me, because that will be my last episode as co-host

of the NPR Powerlikes podcast. Oh, man.

As I've said before, I am leaving this podcast a bit after the inauguration

to work on a new podcast that you will hear soon. So come on out and see the show

and watch me shed a final tear. This is having a name yet?

My final show is y'all. You're podding. No, you're going to say I'm goodby.

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