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From NPR and WBEZ Chicago, this is Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, the NPR News Quiz.

Hey there, Salt Lake City, your lake might be salty, but my voice is so sweet.

I'm Aalzo Slade, and here's your host at Abravenel Hall in Salt Lake City, Utah, Peter Seigle.

Thank you, Alzo. Thank you, everybody.

Thank you so much.

You're so delighted to be back here.

Salt Lake City once had a reputation of being a sleepy little town where people were incredibly well-behaved.

Not anymore. And that may be due in great part to the huge success of the real housewives of Salt Lake City. Now, today we are going to

be joined by the realist of those real housewives, Heather Gay. And if we play our cards right,

this may be the first ever wait-wait, where I get a glass of wine thrown in my face. But right now, it's your turn to turn to the camera and introduce yourself. The number to call is 1-3-8-8-8-8-8-8-2-4. That's 1-88-9-24. It's time to welcome our first listener-contestant. Hi, you're on. Wait,

wait, wait, don't tell me. Hi, Peter. This is Natalie. I'm calling from Brooklyn, New York.

Oh, Brooklyn. Well, people here have heard of it. What do you do there?

So I just graduated from the City University of New York, and very soon I will begin practicing

as a clinical and a research audiologist, so I'll be working with patients who have hearing

loss and who use hearing aids and cochlear implants and trying to learn more about how they

experience sound.

Well, that's great.

You're going to bring hearing to people who don't have it.

Exactly. That's the goal.

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