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You sound resigned to the fact that you won't get justice for your sister. Are you? | you sound resigned to the fact that you won't get justice for. your sister are. | You sound resigned to the fact that. you won't get justice for your; sister Are | you sound resigned to the fact that you won't get justice for your sister. are you? |
I am not. I am not. And I'll tell you why - because if you don't get the justice that you feel is due to you in the court of law, there are ways for you to enact change through partnering with legislators to make sure that there are laws in place so that there is not another Sandra Bland. | i am not i am not and i'll, tell you, why - because if you don't get the justice that you; feel is due to, you in the court of law there are ways for you to enact change through partnering. with legislators to, make, sure that there are laws in place so that. there is, not another sandra | I am not, I am not And I'll tell you why - because if you, don't get the justice, that you feel is due to you in, the court of law there are ways for you to enact change through partnering with legislators to make. sure that there are laws in place so that there is not another Sandra | i am not. i am not. and i'll tell you why - because if you don't get the justice that you feel is due to you in the court of law, there are ways for you to enact change through partnering with legislators to make sure that there are laws in place so that there is not another sandra bland. |
If you were given the opportunity to sit down with the trooper who pulled your sister over, would you take it? And if you would, what would you say to him? | if you were given the opportunity to sit down with the trooper who, pulled. your sister over would you, take it? and. if you would what would you say, to | If you were given the opportunity to sit down with, the trooper who pulled your sister over would, you take, it? And if you would what would you say to | if you were given the opportunity to sit down with the trooper who pulled your sister over, would you take it? and if you would, what would you say to him? |
I absolutely would take it. And I would ask him, what was he thinking that day? - and why he failed to de-escalate the situation. And I'd also ask him to - what he plans to do to fix it. | i absolutely would, take it and i would ask him; what was he thinking that day? - and. why he failed to, de-escalate the situation and i'd, also ask him. to - what he plans to do to fix | I, absolutely would take it And I would ask him what was he thinking that day? - and why, he failed to de-escalate the situation And I'd also ask him to - what, he plans to do to fix | i absolutely would take it. and i would ask him, what was he thinking that day? - and why he failed to de-escalate the situation. and i'd also ask him to - what he plans to do to fix it. |
And I'm happy to tell him as much. I have always felt Sandra being unlawfully arrested and that resulting in her wrongful death in police custody was influenced by his behavior in the field. What happened to Sandy was rooted in cause and effect. And that's on him to take accountability for that. And he's never probably... | and i'm happy to. tell him as much i. have always felt sandra being unlawfully. arrested and that resulting in her wrongful death in police custody was influenced by. his behavior in the field what happened to sandy was rooted in cause and effect and that's on him to take, accountability. for that and; he's never proba... | And I'm happy to tell him as much I have always felt Sandra being unlawfully arrested and that resulting in her wrongful death in police custody was influenced, by his behavior in the field What happened to, Sandy was rooted in cause and effect And, that's on him, to take accountability for that And he's never probably... | and i'm happy to tell him as much. i have always felt sandra being unlawfully arrested and that resulting in her wrongful death in police custody was influenced by his behavior in the field. what happened to sandy was rooted in cause and effect. and that's on him to take accountability for that. and he's never probably... |
Sharon Cooper is Sandra Bland's sister. Prosecutors dismissed Encinia's perjury charge. And in exchange, he agreed to never work in law enforcement again. His lawyer tells NPR that Encinia could technically apply for another law enforcement job outside the state of Texas but has sworn he will not because, quote, "he wa... | sharon. cooper is sandra bland's, sister prosecutors dismissed encinia's perjury charge and in exchange, he, agreed to never work in law enforcement again his lawyer. tells. npr that encinia could technically apply for another law enforcement job outside the state of texas but has sworn he will not because quote "he wa... | Sharon Cooper is Sandra Bland's sister Prosecutors dismissed Encinia's perjury charge And in. exchange he agreed to never work, in. law enforcement again, His lawyer, tells NPR that Encinia could technically apply for another law enforcement job outside the state of. Texas but has sworn he will not because quote "he wa... | sharon cooper is sandra bland's sister. prosecutors dismissed encinia's perjury charge. and in exchange, he agreed to never work in law enforcement again. his lawyer tells npr that encinia could technically apply for another law enforcement job outside the state of texas but has sworn he will not because, quote, "he wa... |
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We're trying to snack our way around the country this summer to hear favorites by which locals swear and visitors want to find. Today, we visit Custer, S.D. If you're in the area, you can take in Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial and a spot in the Black Hills where the staff is hard at work. | we're; trying to snack our way around the country this summer to, hear favorites by which locals swear and visitors want to find today we visit custer s.d if you're in the, area you. can take in mount rushmore and the, crazy horse memorial and, a spot in the, black hills where the staff is hard at | We're trying to snack our, way around the country this summer to. hear favorites by which locals swear and visitors want to. find Today. we visit Custer S.D If you're in the area you can take in Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial and a, spot in the Black Hills where. the staff is hard at | we're trying to snack our way around the country this summer to hear favorites by which locals swear and visitors want to find. today, we visit custer, s.d. if you're in the area, you can take in mount rushmore and the crazy horse memorial and a spot in the black hills where the staff is hard at work. |
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #1: I'm making a ball, and I'm flattening it out. And I'm turning on my machine, and I'll run it through. | unidentified woman, #1: i'm making a ball and i'm flattening it out and i'm turning on my machine and i'll run. it | UNIDENTIFIED, WOMAN #1: I'm making a ball and I'm; flattening it out And I'm turning on. my machine and I'll run it | unidentified woman #1: i'm making a ball, and i'm flattening it out. and i'm turning on my machine, and i'll run it through. |
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #2: What's like your best one, or what do you recommend? | unidentified woman #2: what's like. your best one or. what do you. | UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #2: What's, like your best one or what; do you | unidentified woman #2: what's like your best one, or what do you recommend? |
WOMAN #1: I... | woman | WOMAN | woman #1: i... |
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #3: Bumbleberry. | unidentified woman | UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN | unidentified woman #3: bumbleberry. |
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #4: Yeah, bumbleberry. It... | unidentified, woman #4: yeah bumbleberry | UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #4: Yeah bumbleberry | unidentified woman #4: yeah, bumbleberry. it... |
WOMAN #2: OK. | woman | WOMAN | woman #2: ok. |
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #4: Tastes the best. | unidentified; woman #4: tastes the | UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #4: Tastes the | unidentified woman #4: tastes the best. |
Bumbleberry's the best. | bumbleberry's the | Bumbleberry's the | bumbleberry's the best. |
WOMAN #2: Is it? OK. OK, so make the third one bumbleberry. | woman #2: is, it? ok ok so make the third one | WOMAN #2: Is it? OK OK so make, the third one | woman #2: is it? ok. ok, so make the third one bumbleberry. |
Do bumbleberries grow on bumble trees? What do you make with them? The creations are for sale at Bobkat's Purple Pie Place, where they serve, yes, pie. Trevor Yehlie and his family own the place, and he told us what else is on the menu. | do bumbleberries grow on bumble trees? what. do you, make with them? the creations are for sale at bobkat's purple pie place. where they serve yes pie trevor, yehlie, and his family own the, place and he told us what else is on the | Do bumbleberries grow on bumble trees? What do you make with them? The creations are for sale at Bobkat's Purple Pie Place; where they serve yes pie Trevor Yehlie and his family own the place. and he told us what else is on the | do bumbleberries grow on bumble trees? what do you make with them? the creations are for sale at bobkat's purple pie place, where they serve, yes, pie. trevor yehlie and his family own the place, and he told us what else is on the menu. |
We have blueberry, blackberry, strawberry rhubarb, rhubarb, bumbleberry - which is a mixture of all the berries - cherry apple, peach. And then we do a cream pie of the day. | we have blueberry blackberry strawberry rhubarb rhubarb bumbleberry - which is a mixture of all the berries, - cherry apple peach and then we do a cream pie of the | We. have blueberry blackberry strawberry rhubarb rhubarb bumbleberry - which, is, a mixture. of all the berries - cherry apple peach And, then we do a cream pie of the | we have blueberry, blackberry, strawberry rhubarb, rhubarb, bumbleberry - which is a mixture of all the berries - cherry apple, peach. and then we do a cream pie of the day. |
Who makes these pies? | who makes these | Who makes. these | who makes these pies? |
My stepmother, and she has a few people who help her out. We do anywhere from 60 to 150 pies a day. | my stepmother and she has a few people who help her, out we do anywhere. from 60 to 150 pies a | My stepmother and she has a few people who help her out We do anywhere from 60 to 150 pies a | my stepmother, and she has a few people who help her out. we do anywhere from 60 to 150 pies a day. |
Boy that's a lot - what crust, huh? | boy that's, a lot - what crust | Boy. that's a lot - what crust | boy that's a lot - what crust, huh? |
Oh yeah. | oh | Oh | oh yeah. |
(LAUGHTER) | (laughter) | ||
So is there a secret to a great pie? | so is there a, secret to a great | So is there a secret to a great | so is there a secret to a great pie? |
The crust - the crust is the big thing - making sure it's not too sweet, but just sweet enough. | the crust - the crust is the big thing - making sure it's not too, sweet but just, sweet | The crust - the crust is the big thing - making sure it's not; too sweet but just; sweet | the crust - the crust is the big thing - making sure it's not too sweet, but just sweet enough. |
So what's your secret about crust? Can you tell us? | so what's your secret, about, crust? can you tell | So what's your secret about crust? Can you tell | so what's your secret about crust? can you tell us? |
I cannot, that is a proprietary secret. I think only three people know the recipe. | i cannot that. is a. proprietary secret i think only three people know the | I cannot that is a proprietary secret I think only three people know; the | i cannot, that is a proprietary secret. i think only three people know the recipe. |
Are you one of them? | are you, one of | Are you one of | are you one of them? |
I am, and I ain't saying nothing. | i am and i ain't saying | I am and. I, ain't saying | i am, and i ain't saying nothing. |
(Laughter). Well, we have our ways, Mr. Yehlie. How did your family start in the pie business? | (laughter). well, we have our ways mr yehlie how did your family start in the pie, | (Laughter). Well we have our ways Mr Yehlie How. did your family start in the pie | (laughter). well, we have our ways, mr. yehlie. how did your family start in the pie business? |
The Purple Pie Place came up for sale. And they - my sister owned a restaurant down the street. They decided to give it a shot and bought it. And the rest has been very busy history. | the purple pie place came up for sale and they - my sister owned a. restaurant down the street they decided to give. it a shot and bought it and the rest has been very busy | The Purple Pie Place came up for sale; And they - my sister owned a restaurant down the street They decided to give it a shot and bought it And the rest has been very busy | the purple pie place came up for sale. and they - my sister owned a restaurant down the street. they decided to give it a shot and bought it. and the rest has been very busy history. |
So these are not your grandmother's pie recipes? | so these. are not your grandmother's pie | So these are not your. grandmother's pie | so these are not your grandmother's pie recipes? |
Well, they did come with the restaurant. So they were a grandmother's recipe, but not mine. | well they did come with the restaurant so they were a grandmother's recipe but not | Well they did come with the restaurant So they, were a grandmother's recipe but not | well, they did come with the restaurant. so they were a grandmother's recipe, but not mine. |
So you're following a tradition there. | so you're following a tradition | So you're following a tradition | so you're following a tradition there. |
Yep, and we've made up a couple of our own flavors - for instance, the raspberry rhubarb jalapeno and the cream pies. And then - it takes a little bit of a personal flavor to get used to how to do the formula right, so... | yep and we've, made up a; couple of our own flavors - for instance the raspberry rhubarb. jalapeno and the. cream pies and then - it takes a little bit of a personal flavor to get used, to how to do, the formula right | Yep, and we've made up a couple of, our own flavors - for instance the raspberry rhubarb jalapeno; and the cream pies And then - it takes a little bit of, a, personal, flavor to get used to how to do the formula right | yep, and we've made up a couple of our own flavors - for instance, the raspberry rhubarb jalapeno and the cream pies. and then - it takes a little bit of a personal flavor to get used to how to do the formula right, so... |
Yeah. Trevor Yehlie of Bobkat's Purple Pie Place in Custer, S.D. Have a good summer. Thanks so much for joining us. | yeah trevor yehlie of bobkat's purple pie place in. custer s.d have a good summer thanks so much for joining | Yeah Trevor Yehlie of Bobkat's Purple, Pie Place in Custer S.D Have a good summer Thanks so much for joining | yeah. trevor yehlie of bobkat's purple pie place in custer, s.d. have a good summer. thanks so much for joining us. |
And thank you for having me. | and thank you for. having | And thank you for, having | and thank you for having me. |
In England, where cheese and pickles are a lunchtime staple, cheese making is an ancient art. But recently, English cheese has been getting a lot of attention from scientists who want to study the microbes in the cheese. Reporter Keri Smith recently attended a conference where scientists and farmers chewed over the fin... | in england where cheese and pickles are a lunchtime staple cheese making is an ancient art but recently english cheese has been getting a lot of attention. from scientists who want to study the microbes in the cheese reporter keri smith recently, attended a conference where scientists and farmers chewed over. the finer... | In England where cheese and pickles are a lunchtime staple cheese making is an ancient art But recently English cheese, has been getting a lot of attention from scientists who want to study the microbes in the cheese Reporter Keri Smith recently attended a conference where, scientists and farmers; chewed over the finer... | in england, where cheese and pickles are a lunchtime staple, cheese making is an ancient art. but recently, english cheese has been getting a lot of attention from scientists who want to study the microbes in the cheese. reporter keri smith recently attended a conference where scientists and farmers chewed over the fin... |
The county of Somerset in Southwest England is known for its rolling green fields, cider apples and cheese. Cheddar was invented here and for cheese-maker Dennis D'Amico, that makes Somerset a cheesy paradise. | the, county of somerset in southwest england is known for; its rolling green fields cider apples, and, cheese cheddar was invented here and for cheese-maker dennis d'amico that makes somerset a cheesy | The county of. Somerset, in Southwest England is known for its rolling green fields cider apples and cheese, Cheddar was invented here and for cheese-maker Dennis D'Amico that makes Somerset a cheesy | the county of somerset in southwest england is known for its rolling green fields, cider apples and cheese. cheddar was invented here and for cheese-maker dennis d'amico, that makes somerset a cheesy paradise. |
DENNIS D'AMICO: Look where we are (laughter) it's hard to not be absolutely amazed by the beauty of this area so... | dennis d'amico: look where we. are (laughter) it's hard to not be absolutely amazed, by the beauty of this area, | DENNIS, D'AMICO: Look where we are (laughter) it's hard to not be, absolutely amazed by the beauty, of this area | dennis d'amico: look where we are (laughter) it's hard to not be absolutely amazed by the beauty of this area so... |
Well, we're blessed with the weather, but, I mean, for listeners you won't be able to see where we are. We have a beautiful view of the surrounding valleys. No evidence of cows, peculiar. | well we're blessed with the weather but i mean for listeners. you won't be able to see where we are we have a beautiful view of the surrounding valleys no evidence of cows | Well we're blessed with, the weather. but I mean for listeners you won't be able, to see where we are We have a beautiful view of the surrounding valleys No evidence of cows | well, we're blessed with the weather, but, i mean, for listeners you won't be able to see where we are. we have a beautiful view of the surrounding valleys. no evidence of cows, peculiar. |
D'AMICO: Oh, I think they're that way. | d'amico: oh i think they're that | D'AMICO: Oh I think they're that | d'amico: oh, i think they're that way. |
Oh. | oh. | ||
D'AMICO: We can find - they're not hard to find. | d'amico: we can find - they're not hard to | D'AMICO: We can find, - they're not hard to | d'amico: we can find - they're not hard to find. |
D'Amico isn't just a cheese maker. He's also a scientist who studies cheese. He's recently moved to the University of Connecticut. | d'amico isn't just a. cheese maker he's also a scientist who studies; cheese he's recently moved to the university of | D'Amico isn't just. a cheese maker He's also. a scientist. who studies cheese He's recently moved to the University of | d'amico isn't just a cheese maker. he's also a scientist who studies cheese. he's recently moved to the university of connecticut. |
D'AMICO: One of the selling points was that they had a fully licensed creamery. | d'amico: one of the selling points. was. that they had a fully licensed | D'AMICO: One of the selling points, was that they had a. fully licensed. | d'amico: one of the selling points was that they had a fully licensed creamery. |
D'Amico and other scientists have come to this farm because of the way they make cheese here. Jamie Montgomery owns the place. | d'amico and other scientists have come to this farm because of the way they make. cheese here jamie montgomery owns. the | D'Amico, and other scientists have come to, this farm because of the way they make cheese here Jamie Montgomery owns. the | d'amico and other scientists have come to this farm because of the way they make cheese here. jamie montgomery owns the place. |
We have been making cheddar here in Somerset for three generations. My grandfather bought the estate, including the house here, in 1911. | we; have been making cheddar, here in somerset for, three generations my grandfather bought the estate including the, house here in | We have been making cheddar here in Somerset for three generations My grandfather bought the estate including the house here in | we have been making cheddar here in somerset for three generations. my grandfather bought the estate, including the house here, in 1911. |
Cheese is just milk that's been fermented by microbes. Most cheese you buy at the supermarket follows a careful formula. First, the milk is pasteurized to kill potentially harmful bacteria and then a few microbes are added back in to ferment the cheese. But the way Montgomery makes cheese is different. The milk is neve... | cheese is just milk; that's been fermented by microbes most cheese you buy at the supermarket. follows a careful formula first the milk is pasteurized to kill, potentially harmful bacteria, and then a few microbes are added back in to ferment the cheese but, the way montgomery makes cheese is different the milk. is nev... | Cheese is just milk that's been fermented by. microbes Most cheese you buy at the, supermarket follows a careful formula First the milk is pasteurized to kill potentially harmful; bacteria and then. a few microbes are, added back in to ferment, the, cheese But the way Montgomery makes cheese is. different. The milk is ... | cheese is just milk that's been fermented by microbes. most cheese you buy at the supermarket follows a careful formula. first, the milk is pasteurized to kill potentially harmful bacteria and then a few microbes are added back in to ferment the cheese. but the way montgomery makes cheese is different. the milk is neve... |
Yes. | yes. | ||
So the more initiatives like this one that openly refute ISIS ideology, especially online and especially through live communications with people online, the more difficult it will be for ISIS to monopolize the perceptions of those vulnerable individuals. | so the more initiatives like this one that openly. refute isis ideology especially, online and. especially through live communications with people online the more difficult it will be for isis to. monopolize the perceptions of those vulnerable | So the more initiatives like this one that openly refute ISIS ideology especially online and especially through live communications with people, online the more difficult it will be for ISIS to monopolize the perceptions of those vulnerable | so the more initiatives like this one that openly refute isis ideology, especially online and especially through live communications with people online, the more difficult it will be for isis to monopolize the perceptions of those vulnerable individuals. |
There are now more than a dozen people working on this project. The goal is to produce 70 web episodes, all in an effort to help counter what they see as misinformation about Islam. For NPR News, I'm Paola Marizan in Evansville. | there are now more than a dozen people working, on this project the goal is to. produce. 70 web episodes all in an, effort to help counter what they see as misinformation, about islam for npr. news i'm paola marizan in | There are now more than, a dozen people working on this project The goal is to produce 70 web episodes all in an effort to help counter what, they see as misinformation about Islam For NPR News I'm. Paola Marizan. in | there are now more than a dozen people working on this project. the goal is to produce 70 web episodes, all in an effort to help counter what they see as misinformation about islam. for npr news, i'm paola marizan in evansville. |
Professor Diya Abdo had an idea a couple months ago. What if each college campus in the U.S. helped resettle a refugee family from the civil war in Syria? She named the program Every Campus A Refuge. Then the Paris attacks happened, and the governor of her state, North Carolina, joined other governors asking to block t... | professor diya abdo had an idea a couple months ago what if each college campus in the u.s helped resettle a refugee family from the civil war in syria? she named the program every campus a refuge then the paris attacks happened. and the governor of her state north carolina joined other governors asking to block the ar... | Professor Diya Abdo had an idea a couple months, ago What if each college campus in the U.S, helped resettle a refugee family from the civil war in Syria? She named the program Every. Campus, A Refuge Then the Paris attacks happened and the governor of her state North Carolina joined. other governors asking to block th... | professor diya abdo had an idea a couple months ago. what if each college campus in the u.s. helped resettle a refugee family from the civil war in syria? she named the program every campus a refuge. then the paris attacks happened, and the governor of her state, north carolina, joined other governors asking to block t... |
Thank you, Ari. It's great to be here with you. | thank you ari it's. great to be here with | Thank, you Ari It's great to, be here with | thank you, ari. it's great to be here with you. |
What made you initially think that college campuses could and should be part of the refugee resettlement process? | what made you initially think that college campuses could and should be part of the refugee resettlement | What made you initially think that college campuses, could and should be part of, the refugee resettlement | what made you initially think that college campuses could and should be part of the refugee resettlement process? |
Well, initially, I had been desperate about trying to be involved in some way in alleviating the refugee crisis, doing something material more than simply educating my students about it, donating or volunteering. And so when the pope called on every parish in Europe to host a refugee family, I began thinking deeply abo... | well initially i had been desperate about. trying to be involved in, some way in alleviating the refugee crisis doing something material more than simply educating my students about it, donating or volunteering and so when the; pope called on every. parish in europe. to host a refugee, family. i. began thinking deeply ... | Well initially I; had been desperate about trying to be involved in some way in alleviating the refugee crisis doing something material more than simply educating my students about it donating or volunteering And so when the pope called on every parish in Europe to host a refugee family I began thinking deeply about, t... | well, initially, i had been desperate about trying to be involved in some way in alleviating the refugee crisis, doing something material more than simply educating my students about it, donating or volunteering. and so when the pope called on every parish in europe to host a refugee family, i began thinking deeply abo... |
And you're not talking about housing people for years. You're looking specifically at a 90-day resettlement period, is that right? | and you're not talking about housing people for years you're looking; specifically at a 90-day, resettlement period is that | And you're not talking about housing people for years You're looking specifically at a 90-day resettlement period is. that | and you're not talking about housing people for years. you're looking specifically at a 90-day resettlement period, is that right? |
Yes, that's exactly right. When refugees come in, they go through a reception and placement period. And this is what the resettlement agency does. It finds them appropriate housing. It furnishes their apartment. Most landlords don't want to take a risk on refugees who are coming in, especially because they don't have e... | yes that's exactly right when refugees come in, they go through a reception and placement period and this is what the, resettlement agency does it finds them appropriate housing it furnishes their apartment most landlords don't want to take a risk on refugees who are; coming in, especially because they don't have enoug... | Yes that's exactly right When; refugees come in. they go through a. reception and, placement period And this is what the resettlement agency does It finds them appropriate housing, It furnishes their apartment, Most landlords don't want to take a risk on refugees who are coming, in especially, because they don't have e... | yes, that's exactly right. when refugees come in, they go through a reception and placement period. and this is what the resettlement agency does. it finds them appropriate housing. it furnishes their apartment. most landlords don't want to take a risk on refugees who are coming in, especially because they don't have e... |
Your college, Guilford, signed onto this pretty quickly. I understand they were pretty enthusiastic. But even before the Paris attacks, you did hear some pushback. Tell me about that. | your college guilford signed onto this pretty quickly i understand they were pretty enthusiastic; but even before the paris attacks you did hear some pushback tell. me about | Your college Guilford signed onto this pretty quickly I understand they were pretty enthusiastic But even before the Paris attacks you did. hear some, pushback. Tell me about | your college, guilford, signed onto this pretty quickly. i understand they were pretty enthusiastic. but even before the paris attacks, you did hear some pushback. tell me about that. |
Well, folks were, as you can expect, pretty nervous. I did get an email that said Diya, we're so on board with what you're doing. Just make sure that they're not ISIS. And of course, the U.S. government takes care of that. The vetting process is exhaustive. It takes anywhere between 18 to 24 months. There are multiple ... | well folks were as you can. expect pretty nervous i, did. get an email that said diya, we're so on board with what you're doing just make sure that they're not isis. and of course the u.s government; takes care of that the. vetting, process is exhaustive it takes anywhere. between 18 to 24 months there, are multiple st... | Well folks were as you can, expect pretty; nervous I did get an email that said Diya we're so on board with what you're doing Just make sure that they're not ISIS And of course the. U.S government takes care of, that The vetting process is exhaustive It takes anywhere between 18 to 24 months There are multiple, steps s... | well, folks were, as you can expect, pretty nervous. i did get an email that said diya, we're so on board with what you're doing. just make sure that they're not isis. and of course, the u.s. government takes care of that. the vetting process is exhaustive. it takes anywhere between 18 to 24 months. there are multiple ... |
And what has happened in the last couple of weeks, since the attacks in Paris? | and what has, happened in the last couple of weeks since, the attacks in | And what. has happened. in the last couple, of weeks since the attacks in. | and what has happened in the last couple of weeks, since the attacks in paris? |
Folks' fear has escalated. As you said in your introduction, Gov. McCrory has stated that he is not welcome refugees into North Carolina. Rep. Blust directly asked Guilford College to rescind its offer to house a refugee family. But we stand firm by our offer. And in fact, we feel that this is an excellent opportunity ... | folks' fear has escalated as you. said in your, introduction gov mccrory, has stated that he is not welcome refugees into north carolina rep blust directly asked guilford college to rescind its offer to house a refugee family but we, stand firm by, our offer and in fact we feel that this is an excellent opportunity. fo... | Folks' fear has escalated As you said in your introduction Gov McCrory has stated that he is not welcome refugees into North Carolina Rep Blust directly asked Guilford College to rescind its offer to, house a refugee family. But we stand firm by our offer And in fact we feel that, this is an, excellent opportunity for ... | folks' fear has escalated. as you said in your introduction, gov. mccrory has stated that he is not welcome refugees into north carolina. rep. blust directly asked guilford college to rescind its offer to house a refugee family. but we stand firm by our offer. and in fact, we feel that this is an excellent opportunity ... |
How soon do you expect Guilford could welcome a refugee family from Syria? | how soon do you expect guilford could welcome a refugee family from | How soon do you expect Guilford could welcome, a refugee family from | how soon do you expect guilford could welcome a refugee family from syria? |
Well, when we talked to the refugee resettlement agency with which we're working, they said they're hoping to get Syrian refugees in early 2016. So we are hoping that our refugee family joins us early next year. | well when we talked to the refugee resettlement agency with which we're; working they said they're hoping to get syrian refugees in early 2016. so we are hoping, that our refugee family, joins, us early next | Well when we talked to the refugee resettlement agency with which we're working they said, they're hoping to get, Syrian refugees in early 2016. So. we are hoping that our refugee family joins us early next | well, when we talked to the refugee resettlement agency with which we're working, they said they're hoping to get syrian refugees in early 2016. so we are hoping that our refugee family joins us early next year. |
That's Diya Abdo, chair of the department of English and creative writing at Guilford College in Greensboro, N.C. Thanks for talking with us. | that's diya, abdo chair of, the department of english and creative writing at guilford college in, greensboro. n.c thanks. for talking with | That's Diya Abdo chair of the department of English and creative writing at Guilford College in Greensboro N.C Thanks for talking with | that's diya abdo, chair of the department of english and creative writing at guilford college in greensboro, n.c. thanks for talking with us. |
Thank you, Ari. Thank you. | thank; you ari, thank | Thank you. Ari Thank | thank you, ari. thank you. |
The Washington Post is celebrating a pair of Pulitzer Prizes this week. One is for a series on Americans who rely on food stamps. The other, a Public Service medal for stories based on the documents from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden. | the washington post. is celebrating a pair of pulitzer prizes this week. one is for a series on americans who rely on; food stamps the, other, a public service medal; for, stories based on the documents from former national security agency contractor edward | The Washington. Post is celebrating a pair of Pulitzer Prizes this week One. is for a series on Americans who rely on food stamps The other a Public Service medal for, stories based on the documents from former National; Security Agency contractor, Edward | the washington post is celebrating a pair of pulitzer prizes this week. one is for a series on americans who rely on food stamps. the other, a public service medal for stories based on the documents from former national security agency contractor edward snowden. |
The Post has won the Public Service medal many times before, including for its legendary Watergate coverage. But after years of circulation declines and painful staffing cuts, this year's prizes are especially sweet. And they come amid questions about the Post's future, following its purchase by billionaire Jeff Bezos,... | the post has won the public service medal many times before including for its legendary watergate coverage but after years of circulation declines. and painful staffing cuts. this year's prizes are especially sweet and they come amid questions about. the post's future following its purchase by billionaire jeff bezos th... | The, Post has won the Public Service medal many times before including for its legendary, Watergate coverage But after years of circulation declines and painful. staffing cuts this year's prizes are especially sweet And, they come amid questions about the Post's future following its. purchase by billionaire Jeff Bezos ... | the post has won the public service medal many times before, including for its legendary watergate coverage. but after years of circulation declines and painful staffing cuts, this year's prizes are especially sweet. and they come amid questions about the post's future, following its purchase by billionaire jeff bezos,... |
If the paper can remain faithful to journalism's highest values, there's someone who will play an especially big role in that. It's Marty Baron. He became executive editor at the end of 2012. And we caught up with him to talk about the Post's latest honors. | if the paper can remain faithful. to. journalism's highest. values there's someone who will play an especially big role, in that it's marty baron he became. executive; editor at the end of 2012. and we. caught up with him to talk about the. post's latest | If the paper can remain faithful to, journalism's highest values there's someone who will play an especially big role in, that It's Marty Baron He became executive editor at the end of 2012. And we caught up with him to talk about the Post's latest | if the paper can remain faithful to journalism's highest values, there's someone who will play an especially big role in that. it's marty baron. he became executive editor at the end of 2012. and we caught up with him to talk about the post's latest honors. |
Thanks for coming on the program and congratulations. | thanks for, coming on the program and | Thanks for coming on the program and | thanks for coming on the program and congratulations. |
Thank you. And thanks for having me. | thank you and thanks for having | Thank; you And thanks for having, | thank you. and thanks for having me. |
What came to mind when you got the news of these two Pulitzers? | what came to mind when you got the news of these, two | What came to mind when you got the news of these two. | what came to mind when you got the news of these two pulitzers? |
It's just tremendously gratifying, certainly. And Eli Saslow, we have one of finest writers in the country, demonstrated in his six part series about food stamps and it was wonderful to see his work recognized. And on the NSA surveillance front, this was tremendously important work. It made me very proud to be part of ... | it's just tremendously. gratifying certainly and eli saslow we have one of finest writers in the country demonstrated in his six part series about food stamps and. it was wonderful to see. his work recognized and on the nsa surveillance front this was tremendously important work it made me very proud to be part of, tha... | It's just tremendously gratifying certainly And Eli Saslow we have one of finest writers in the country demonstrated in his six part series about food stamps, and it was wonderful to see his work recognized And on the, NSA; surveillance front this was tremendously important work It made me very proud to be; part of. th... | it's just tremendously gratifying, certainly. and eli saslow, we have one of finest writers in the country, demonstrated in his six part series about food stamps and it was wonderful to see his work recognized. and on the nsa surveillance front, this was tremendously important work. it made me very proud to be part of ... |
How much debate was there within the paper and in your own mind about whether to really go after that story? | how much. debate was there within the paper and in your own mind about whether, to really go after that | How much. debate was there within the paper and in your own mind about whether to really go after that | how much debate was there within the paper and in your own mind about whether to really go after that story? |
So are you a fan of Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me as well as the puzzle just to boost Peter's ego right before he has to come here and play? | so are you a fan of wait wait...don't tell me as well as the puzzle just to boost peter's ego right before; he has to come here and | So are you a fan of Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me as well as the, puzzle. just to boost Peter's ego right before he has to come here and | so are you a fan of wait wait...don't tell me as well as the puzzle just to boost peter's ego right before he has to come here and play? |
This song was recorded in the 1928 by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith. Smith hailed from Alabama but settled in Chicago. For a time, "Pinetop" lived in the same rooming house as two other piano players: Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis. All three men drove cabs for a living but they were serious musicians. And Pinetop showed... | this, song was recorded, in. the. 1928 by clarence, "pinetop" smith smith hailed from alabama. but settled in chicago for a time "pinetop" lived. in the same rooming house as two other piano players: albert ammons and meade, lux lewis all three men drove cabs for a; living but they were serious musicians and pinetop sh... | This song was recorded in the 1928 by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith Smith hailed from Alabama but settled in Chicago For, a, time "Pinetop" lived in the same rooming house as two other piano players: Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis All three men drove cabs for a living but they were serious musicians And, Pinetop showed t... | this song was recorded in the 1928 by clarence "pinetop" smith. smith hailed from alabama but settled in chicago. for a time, "pinetop" lived in the same rooming house as two other piano players: albert ammons and meade lux lewis. all three men drove cabs for a living but they were serious musicians. and pinetop showed... |
And listen to you all, this is my parents' half stroke(ph). I want everybody to dance just like I tell you. | and listen to you, all this is my parents' half stroke(ph). i want everybody to, dance just like i tell | And listen to you all this is my parents' half stroke(ph). I want everybody to dance just like I tell | and listen to you all, this is my parents' half stroke(ph). i want everybody to dance just like i tell you. |
Now if you listen to Lux Lewis' "Honky Tonk Train Blues," you can hear how boogie-woogie echoed the railroad rhythms of old steam locomotives from the early 20th century. | now if you, listen. to lux lewis' "honky tonk train blues" you, can hear how boogie-woogie echoed the railroad, rhythms of old steam locomotives from the early 20th | Now if. you listen to Lux Lewis' "Honky Tonk Train Blues" you can. hear. how boogie-woogie echoed the railroad rhythms of old steam locomotives from the early, 20th | now if you listen to lux lewis' "honky tonk train blues," you can hear how boogie-woogie echoed the railroad rhythms of old steam locomotives from the early 20th century. |
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Two fisted boogie-woogie was all the rage by the late 1930s. Pinetop Smith had died of a gunshot wound in Chicago by then so the top boogie piano players were Lux Lewis, Albert Ammons and Kansas City's own, Pete Johnson. | two fisted boogie-woogie was all the, rage by the late 1930s pinetop smith had died of a gunshot wound in chicago by then so; the top, boogie piano players were lux lewis albert ammons and kansas city's own pete | Two fisted boogie-woogie was all the rage by, the late 1930s Pinetop Smith had died of. a gunshot wound in. Chicago by then so the top boogie piano. players were Lux Lewis Albert Ammons and Kansas City's own Pete | two fisted boogie-woogie was all the rage by the late 1930s. pinetop smith had died of a gunshot wound in chicago by then so the top boogie piano players were lux lewis, albert ammons and kansas city's own, pete johnson. |
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The jumping boogie sound even made it into high society when those three, calling themselves the Boogie-Woogie Trio, performed at Carnegie Hall for the now famous Spiritual Swing Concert in 1938. | the jumping boogie sound even made it into high society when those three, calling. themselves the boogie-woogie trio performed at, carnegie, hall for the now famous spiritual swing, concert in | The jumping boogie sound even made it into high society when those three calling themselves the Boogie-Woogie Trio, performed at Carnegie Hall for the, now famous Spiritual Swing Concert in | the jumping boogie sound even made it into high society when those three, calling themselves the boogie-woogie trio, performed at carnegie hall for the now famous spiritual swing concert in 1938. |
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MR. MYERS: And these same boogie rhythms eventually became the building blocks of rock 'n' roll. You can hear it on the ruckus arrival of one Jerry Lee Lewis on Sun Records. | mr. myers: and these same boogie rhythms eventually became the building blocks of rock 'n' roll you can hear it, on the ruckus arrival, of one jerry lee lewis on sun, | MR. MYERS: And these, same boogie rhythms eventually became the building blocks of rock 'n' roll You can hear it on the ruckus arrival of one Jerry Lee Lewis on, Sun | mr. myers: and these same boogie rhythms eventually became the building blocks of rock 'n' roll. you can hear it on the ruckus arrival of one jerry lee lewis on sun records. |
(Soundbite of song, "Lewis Boogie") | (soundbite of song "lewis | (Soundbite of song "Lewis | (soundbite of song, "lewis boogie") |
(Singing) My name is Jerry Lee Lewis, I come from Louisiana. I'm gonna do you a little boogie on this here piano, doing mighty fine, I'm gonna make you shake it, I'll make you do it and make you do it until you break it, it's called the Lewis boogie, in the Lewis way, Lord, I do my little boogie woogie every day. | (singing) my name is jerry lee lewis i come. from louisiana; i'm, gonna do. you a little boogie on this. here piano doing mighty fine i'm, gonna make you shake it i'll. make you do it and make, you do it until. you break it it's called the lewis boogie in the lewis way lord i do my little; boogie woogie every | (Singing) My name is Jerry Lee Lewis I, come from Louisiana I'm, gonna do you a little boogie on this here piano doing mighty fine I'm gonna make you shake it I'll. make you do it and make you, do it until you; break it it's called the Lewis boogie in the Lewis way Lord I do my little boogie woogie every. | (singing) my name is jerry lee lewis, i come from louisiana. i'm gonna do you a little boogie on this here piano, doing mighty fine, i'm gonna make you shake it, i'll make you do it and make you do it until you break it, it's called the lewis boogie, in the lewis way, lord, i do my little boogie woogie every day. |
In "Hellfire," Nick Tosches' biography of Jerry Lee, Nick recounts the scene where young Lewis was playing a Pentecostal hymn at a chapel service, and the preacher shot him a glance of reproach for he was playing it boogie-woogie style. And he beat the boogie so hard there was nothing left of the hymn, nothing but the ... | in. "hellfire" nick, tosches' biography, of jerry lee nick recounts the scene where young; lewis was playing, a pentecostal hymn at a, chapel service and the preacher shot him a glance of reproach, for he was playing it; boogie-woogie style and, he beat; the boogie so hard there was nothing left of; the hymn nothing bu... | In "Hellfire" Nick Tosches' biography of Jerry Lee Nick recounts the; scene. where young Lewis was playing a Pentecostal hymn at, a chapel service and the preacher, shot him a glance of reproach for he was playing it boogie-woogie style And he beat the boogie so hard there was nothing left of the hymn nothing but the s... | in "hellfire," nick tosches' biography of jerry lee, nick recounts the scene where young lewis was playing a pentecostal hymn at a chapel service, and the preacher shot him a glance of reproach for he was playing it boogie-woogie style. and he beat the boogie so hard there was nothing left of the hymn, nothing but the ... |
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(Singing) It's good, this way. I'm going to do my little boogie-woogie everyday. | (singing) it's good this way i'm going to do my little boogie-woogie | (Singing) It's good this, way; I'm going to do my little boogie-woogie | (singing) it's good, this way. i'm going to do my little boogie-woogie everyday. |
Even before Jerry Lee and the dawning of rock 'n' roll, boogie-woogie was shifting away from the piano to electric guitar. Scaling down was chugging wrist this to an even simpler, more repetitive style. The most famous boogie man of all time is John Lee Hooker, whose primal "Boogie Chillen" was a hit in the modern reco... | even before jerry lee and the dawning of rock 'n' roll boogie-woogie was shifting away from the piano to electric guitar, scaling down was chugging wrist this to an even simpler more repetitive style the most famous boogie, man; of all time is john lee hooker whose primal "boogie chillen" was a hit in the modern record... | Even before Jerry Lee and the dawning of rock 'n' roll boogie-woogie was shifting away from the, piano to electric guitar, Scaling. down was chugging wrist this to an even simpler more repetitive style The most famous boogie man of all. time is John Lee Hooker whose primal "Boogie Chillen" was, a hit in the modern reco... | even before jerry lee and the dawning of rock 'n' roll, boogie-woogie was shifting away from the piano to electric guitar. scaling down was chugging wrist this to an even simpler, more repetitive style. the most famous boogie man of all time is john lee hooker, whose primal "boogie chillen" was a hit in the modern reco... |
(Soundbite of song, "Boogie Chillen") | (soundbite of song "boogie | (Soundbite of song "Boogie | (soundbite of song, "boogie chillen") |
Mr. JOHN LEE HOOKER (Singer) (Singer): One night, I was laying down, I heard mama and papa talking. I heard papa tell mama to let that boy boogie-woogie, because it hit him and it had to come out. Well, I felt so good and I went on boogie-woogie just the same, yes. | mr john lee hooker (singer) (singer): one night i was laying down i heard, mama, and papa, talking i. heard papa tell mama to let that boy boogie-woogie because. it hit him and it had to. come out well i, felt so. good and i went on boogie-woogie just the same | Mr, JOHN LEE HOOKER (Singer) (Singer): One, night I was laying down I heard mama and papa talking I heard papa tell mama to. let that boy boogie-woogie because it hit him and it had to come. out Well I felt so good and I went on boogie-woogie just the same | mr. john lee hooker (singer) (singer): one night, i was laying down, i heard mama and papa talking. i heard papa tell mama to let that boy boogie-woogie, because it hit him and it had to come out. well, i felt so good and i went on boogie-woogie just the same, yes. |
John Lee's fanatical one-chord stomps and haunting stream of consciousness boogies have inspired musicians like Van Morrison, ZZ Top and Los Lobos. One boogie band from the 1960s was Canned Heat and they took John Lee Hooker as their own personal savior. | john lee's fanatical one-chord stomps and, haunting stream; of consciousness boogies have inspired musicians like van morrison zz top and los lobos one boogie band from the 1960s was canned heat and they took john lee hooker, as their own personal | John Lee's fanatical one-chord stomps and haunting stream of. consciousness boogies have inspired musicians like Van, Morrison ZZ Top and Los Lobos, One boogie band from the 1960s was. Canned Heat and they took John Lee Hooker as, their own personal | john lee's fanatical one-chord stomps and haunting stream of consciousness boogies have inspired musicians like van morrison, zz top and los lobos. one boogie band from the 1960s was canned heat and they took john lee hooker as their own personal savior. |
(Soundbite of song, "On The Road Again") | (soundbite of song "on the road | (Soundbite of song, "On The Road | (soundbite of song, "on the road again") |
Well, I'm so tired of crying, but I'm out on the road again, I'm on the road again, well, I'm so tired of crying, but I'm out on the road again. I'm on the road again... | well. i'm so tired of crying but i'm out on the road again, i'm, on the road again well i'm so tired of crying but. i'm out on the road again i'm on, the road | Well I'm so tired of crying but I'm out on the road again I'm on the road again well I'm so tired of crying but I'm, out on; the road again I'm, on the road | well, i'm so tired of crying, but i'm out on the road again, i'm on the road again, well, i'm so tired of crying, but i'm out on the road again. i'm on the road again... |
Canned Heat boogied the world over including an appearance at the original Woodstock Festival in 1969 where they played what else? The "Woodstock Boogie." The Heat even made recordings with John Lee Hooker, establishing their own claim to the boogie throne. | canned heat boogied the world over including an appearance at the original, woodstock festival in 1969 where they played what else? the, "woodstock boogie" the heat even made recordings with john lee hooker establishing, their own claim to the boogie | Canned Heat boogied the world over; including an appearance at the original Woodstock Festival in 1969 where they played what else? The "Woodstock Boogie" The Heat even made recordings with John Lee Hooker establishing their own, claim to the, boogie | canned heat boogied the world over including an appearance at the original woodstock festival in 1969 where they played what else? the "woodstock boogie." the heat even made recordings with john lee hooker, establishing their own claim to the boogie throne. |
In the 1970s, heavy rock groups grabbed the boogie and ran wild. Bands like Black Oak Arkansaw, Foghat and ZZ Top altered boogie to new, sometimes, ridiculous heights. | in the 1970s heavy rock groups grabbed the, boogie and ran wild bands like black oak arkansaw foghat and zz top altered boogie to new sometimes, ridiculous | In, the, 1970s heavy rock groups grabbed the boogie and ran wild Bands like. Black Oak Arkansaw Foghat and ZZ Top altered. boogie to new sometimes, ridiculous | in the 1970s, heavy rock groups grabbed the boogie and ran wild. bands like black oak arkansaw, foghat and zz top altered boogie to new, sometimes, ridiculous heights. |
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Fully amplified and stretching their boogies into marathon concert performances, these groups brought boogie to the baby boomers who apparently liked what they heard. | fully amplified and stretching their boogies into marathon concert performances these groups brought boogie to the baby boomers who apparently liked what they | Fully amplified and stretching, their boogies, into. marathon concert performances these groups brought boogie to the baby boomers who apparently liked what, they. | fully amplified and stretching their boogies into marathon concert performances, these groups brought boogie to the baby boomers who apparently liked what they heard. |
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