Radio

So that's how they do it

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Host Alex Chadwick is offering a glimpse behind the scenes of the first week of NPR's new Culver City-based live midday show "Day to Day" in the Diary at Slate, the show's creative partner. He gives props to the key people making the show happen and admits to some first-week tension.

I should also mention our energetic and capable editorial intern, Tracey Chang, a graduate student from the Annenberg School at USC, especially because I snapped at her this morning about a missing script—something that wasn't her fault—and made her cry. I apologized, but I've felt pretty lousy ever since.

It's on KCRW at noon.


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