WWDTM: Radhika Jones

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

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Comedy, Leisure, Other Games

4.6 • 35.7K Ratings

🗓️ 10 June 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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On this week's episode, Vanity Fair editor-in-chief Radhika Jones joins us to talk about Rupert Murdoch, Little House on the Prairie, and the rules of underboob. Plus, Tom Papa, Emmy Blotnick, and Skyler Higley journey into the world of VR.

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0:00.0	From NPR and WBEC Chicago, this is, wait, don't tell me the NPR news quiz.
0:10.5	NPR policy says, when I'm a bad anchor man, I get a spanker man.
0:15.9	I'm Gil Curtis, and here is your host at the Stoodabaker Theatre at the Fine Arts
0:22.8	Building in Chicago, Illinois.
0:24.6	Peter, say, go, thank you, Bill.
0:27.4	Thank you, everybody.
0:31.2	Great to be back with you.
0:34.0	Later on today, we are going to be talking to Radica Jones, the editor in chief of Vanity Fair
0:39.1	among her many, many achievements.
0:41.2	She is the latest in the long line of heads of that magazine to not invite us to their
0:46.5	amazing Oscar party.
0:49.1	But everybody is invited to our little shindig.
0:51.6	Give us a call.
0:52.4	The number is one, triple eight, wait, wait.
0:54.2	That's one, 888, 924, 8924.
0:56.4	Let's welcome our first listener contestant, how you are on, wait, wait, don't tell me.
1:00.3	Hi, my name is Edie, and I'm calling from Brooklyn, New York.
1:03.6	Hey, how are things in Brooklyn?
1:05.6	Um, things are clearing up, but it's still a little smoky out here.
1:09.8	It's a little smoky out there.
1:11.0	Well, every restaurant in New York is a barbecue place.
1:13.0	That's awesome.
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