From NPR and ODB Easy Chicago, this is Weight Weight. Don't tell me the NPR News quiz.

I'm Bill Curtis, the voice that makes men weep. And public radio listeners pledge.

And here is your host at Centennial Hall in Tucson, Arizona, Peter Segal.

Thank you everybody.

It is so great to be back with you all. I have been away for a few months with my family

helping to look after a new baby boy and his toddler brother.

But don't worry everybody. During those weeks away, I made sure to keep in shape for this

job. Just imagine one of those like rocky training montages, but instead of lifting trees

in the wilderness, it's just me telling fart jokes to a two-year-old.

Later on, we're going to be talking to Chicago's most famous political genius, David Axelrod,

who like all true Chicagoans, comes to Arizona for the winner.

But first, it's your turn to call in to play our games. The number is one, triple-eight,

wait, wait, that's one, eight, eight, nine, two, four, eight, nine, two, four.

Now let's welcome our first listener contestant, Hi, you are on, wait, wait, don't tell me.

Hello, my name's Doria Bauer.

Hey, Doria, where are you calling from?

Santa Fella, California.

Welcome, beautiful Marin County. I love it up there. What do you do there?

You got it. I do as much as possible. I'm a late-stage actor, which means over 70 and

a million, and getting a manager on that age. That's amazing. That's amazing. I'm very impressed,

and excited for you. I don't know if you should refer to it as being a late-stage actor,

because it sounds like it's terminal. Well, I'm really glad to have you on the show, Doria.

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