From NPR and WBEC Chicago, this is Weight, Weight, Don't Tell Me The NPR News Quiz.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

It's the New Year's Bill Drop.

I'm Bill Curtis, and here's your host, who personally provided the new born baby to play

the New Year.

Peter Sago.

Thank you, Bill.

It is the first weekend of the New Year, and already it's so much better than last year.

For example, we don't have to worry anymore about how terrible 2020 was going to be.

I feel like a great weight has been lifted from my calendar.

But the year past wasn't all bad, and we're going to spend the next hour proving it, with

some great segments and interviews from the past year.

First up, in May we spoke to actor and singer Christine Barinsky, who starred in the

Mama Mia movie as well as the TV series The Good Vites.

The lockdown was just a few months old then, so I asked her, who she'd been stuck inside

with.

Stuck is an interesting word.

I'm blissfully with my, but also stuck.

Blissfully stuck with three little grandsons, my daughter and son-in-law.

This is like a grandmas dream, isn't it, to have your grandchildren with you and they're

not allowed to leave?

It's true, I can get my imprint on them and try to convince them of things like listening

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