Podcast appearances and mentions of Carl Kasell

In 1989, only one in four U.S. households owned an answering machine. A decade later, Wait Wait Don't Tell Me! began offer a prize of Carl Kasell's voice on contestants' answering machines.

Let Peter Sagal, host of NPR’s incredibly successful Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me!, tell you this:He hates the show’s name.He also hates the place where he creates that show.You’ll learn why as you listen to a podcast of my onstage interview with Sagal—part of the Wednesday Journal Conversations series—in which he talks about the show, his career, the Constitution under Donald Trump, the challenge sexual harassment poses to comedy writing, the differences between announcers Bill Kurtis and Carl Kasell, and much more … including Sagal’s affection for the village we both call home: Oak Park, Ill.Hear here how it went at Dominican University in River Forest, Nov. 20, 2017. Or listen on your favorite podcast player, via Spotify and Pandora, on Amazon’s Alexa-powered speakers or on iTunes (say “Hey, Siri! Play Chicago Public Square Podcasts”).P.S. Enjoy this? Check out the previous installment in this podcast series: My interview with President Obama’s former chief strategist, David Axelrod.P.P.S. Imagine how your advertisement or underwriting message would sound as part of the next in this podcast series, with a presence in the show and on this website. Interested? Write to Us@ChicagoPublicSquare.com (Photos: Alexa Rogals/Wednesday Journal.)

We talk to Anakin and Sharon, who met in college, had a chill and casual pizza party reception, and got introduced as newlyweds by none other than NPR’s Carl Kasell. Some other topics covered in this episode: Chicago is cold. Wearing sneakers for your wedding is awesome. Weddings are theatrical productions. Show Notes: Anakin and SharonSupport the show (https://supergaywedding.com/sponsor-podcast/)

The voice of Wait wait don't tell has passed away and My Buddy wants me to buy him a dremel in remembrance. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hello-its-josh/support

David and Don discuss the idea of someone you work with dying (prefaced by the passing of WWDTM's Carl Kasell), the reframing of death, that impulse to stop yourself from posting something online that might need a moment of reflection, and the idea that social media prevents us from making mistakes and evolving into better people.AND…six things for you to do, watch, read or listen to because in the plethora of choices, a little guidance might be helpful.

Show Notes Episode 157: “Quiet Numbskulls I'm Broadcasting” This week Host Dave Bledsoe goes on the hunt for the video that killed the radio star, to discover all he can hear is Radio Gaga, only to then find himself the morning DJ on W.O.L.D. On the show the show this week we Turn Up the Radio, because we want some music, got to hear us some more. (We don't know what songs he is referencing either.) Along the way we bid a bittersweet farewell to some radio legends, Art Bell and Carl Kasell, two men who influenced radio in completely different ways. (Though Carl did record a answering message for a Time Traveler from 2083, we heard it on Art Bell.) Then WE travel through the days of yesteryear to hear the voices of all the Disc Jockeys who made music radio! (Including the Casey Kasem rant that EVERYONE plays any time these kind of things are referenced. So original!) We get raw with the rise and fall of the Shock Jocks from Stern to Opie and Anthony. (Yes, yes, Baba Booey) Then we take a turn into the darker side of the dial, away from the wholesome family fun of objectifying women and into the Christian Family Fun of hating women and minorities. (Don't touch that dial!) Finally, we explain how Facebook has gone wrong by basically being Facebook--trust us it makes sense in context. (As much anything ever makes sense on this dumb show.) Our Sponsor this week is KBDF 69.9 FM, your station from your imagination, featuring Jimmy Cafferty and a dubiously named sidekick we would all rather forget about in hindsight. We open the show with Art Bell and the Antichrist. (Or Art IS the antichrist we aren't sure) and close with YouTuber Michael Bosley turning us on the radio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vm22iatO-I Show Music: https://www.jamendo.com/track/421668/prelude-to-common-sense The Show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheHell_Podcast The Show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthehellpodcast/ The Show on Soundcloud www.whatthehellpodcast.com Give us your money on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Whatthehellpodcast The Show Line: 347 687 9601 Citations Needed: There IS Something Wrong With the Radio https://www.thrillist.com/entertainment/nation/radio-shock-jocks-howard-stern Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For our 2018 Winter Season Finale, we remember the late Carl Kasell, speak to Peter Reinhart about the upcoming International Symposium on Bread, recap our favorite HRN episodes of the year so far, and try our hand at "Garlic Day" trivia! Our theme song is “Suns Out Guns Out” by Concord America. HRN Happy Hour is powered by Simplecast

In remembrance of NPR’s Carl Kasell, who passed away earlier this week, Thursday’s St. Louis on the Air included a segment in remembrance of the longtime newscaster and much-beloved radio personality.

The fourth episode of Public Media Daily is here. This is a new, quick and daily podcast from Public Media Fans. Highlights from Wednesday, April 18th include...1) 90.7 WFAE Charlotte's Joni Deutsch wins a Gracie award for a WVPB-produced podcast.2) Michigan Radio is the most-listened-to NPR station in most of Michigan, mainly in Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo and Flint, its coverage area.3) WKAR East Lansing has moved its News/Talk service from 94.5 to 105.1 FM. Its 24/7 because AM 870 WKAR is only on from Sunrise to Sunset. Plus... 90.5 WKAR-FM had poor or no reception due to ice build up on their main antenna from winter weather.4) KERA TV/FM DFW is nominated for 12 Texas A.P. awards this weekend. But WMKY Morehead, Ky. won 16 awards recently from the Kentucky A.P.5) KPBS TV/FM San Diego is up for a Malin Burnham award for being the Most Admired News Source in San Diego.6) KAET 8 Phoenix is experimenting the new "ATSC 3.0" format.7) Tributes continue to pour in for Mr. Carl Kasell who passed away on Tuesday at the age of 84 from Alzheimer's Disease. Hear from the tribute from The Takeaway (in full) on today's episode.8) Hey, University of Kentucky's School of Journalism and Media. You just got a shoutout from us because you're now following us. They own 91.3 WUKY Lexington.9) Lakshmi Singh, one of NPR's newscasters, was a guest on WGVU Grand Rapids' Newsmakers.10) POV on PBS aired a documentary on Bill Nye: The Science Guy. Despite that show being co-produced by Walt Disney Television, it was aired on PBS and co-produced and nationally distributed by KCTS 9 Seattle.Subscribe to us on Messy Bun, Apple Podcasts, Player FM or wherever you prefer to listen.Follow us on Twitter @PubMediaFans for more news and content.

The third episode of Public Media Daily for you to listen to get your day started. Highlights for Tuesday, April 17th include...1) NPR wins three Gracie awards for coverage of the #MeToo movement.2) 102.3 KHNS in Haines, Alaska has become the first station to add "The Daily" from NYT and APM since the program's public radio debut.3) Hawaii Public Radio unexpectedly expanded their Spring Fund Drive by a day. It reached its goal and then some.4) Technical problems involving one TV/FM combo from NET Nebraska and an HPR-2 translator in Kailua-Kona.5) A tribute to Carl Kasell, the longtime "Morning Edition" newscaster and "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!" scorekeeper, who passed away at the age of 84 after a battle with Alzheimer's disease.Subscribe to this podcast on Messy Bun, Apple Podcasts, Player FM or wherever you prefer to listen. We're on your podcast feeds every weekday morning.Follow us on @PubMediaFans for more news and content.R.I.P. Carl Kasell (April 2nd, 1934 - April 17th, 2018)

Jayson De Leon has a few things to start your day – from Mike Pompeo meeting Kim Jong-un to the President seeking some new counsel. Plus, two goodbyes to two firsts – First Lady Barbara Bush and the first newscaster for NPR's Morning Edition, Carl Kasell. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here’s your Daily Detroit News Byte For Tuesday, April 17th, 2018.  Northville Downs is becoming luxury apartments Luxury apartments are coming to Detroit’s University District. Shianne has the Daily Detroit exclusive. Yet another boutique hotel is coming to Detroit TEDxDetroit is returns for a 10th year of spreading ideas The Motor City Makeover cleanup project is back and focused on alleys And we talk with the managing partner of PWC in Detroit, Ray Telang, about diversity training and its relation to attracting talent And a bonus: We couldn't let the passing of the legendary NPR newsman Carl Kasell go happen without a tribute. All of us here grew up listening to him on the news and on Wait! Wait! Don't Tell Me.

Episode 10 breaks down the questions of what it takes to produce events and the all-important conundrum: what do you do when you lose Carl Kasell?

Public radio listener, coffee drinker, cigar lover, Chipotle enthusiast and newly minted Little Red Bandwagon official counsel (at least in Tennessee) Caleb Gelineau joins Bobby and Meredith for a trip to the Stool Capital of the World as we listen back to TBTL’s classic “Why it Matters: Waiting for Guffman.” Plus, growing up religious like Luke and Jen, tips for curating a Tinder profile, and everything’s coming up Priceless Granite. And if you’re a glutton for audio punishment, here’s the time Luke interviewed Carl Kasell in a bathroom. Enjoy! This episode features hour 2 of the Sept, 12, 2008, edition of TBTL.

Public radio listener, coffee drinker, cigar lover, Chipotle enthusiast and newly minted Little Red Bandwagon official counsel (at least in Tennessee) Caleb Gelineau joins Bobby and Meredith for a trip to the Stool Capital of the World as we listen back to TBTL’s classic “Why it Matters: Waiting for Guffman.” Plus, growing up religious like Luke and Jen, tips for curating a Tinder profile, and everything’s coming up Priceless Granite. And if you’re a glutton for audio punishment, here’s the time Luke interviewed Carl Kasell in a bathroom. Enjoy! This episode features hour 2 of the Sept, 12, 2008, edition of TBTL.

Mike and I talk about creating at the highest level, world heritage sites, Pizza Hut and pyramids, the barge in the Nile gig is getting old, 33x in space, architecture + sculpture, a farmer finds warriors, sounding like Carl Kasell and how that which makes us similar is more interesting than that which makes us different.

Luke gets ready for his Big Night In Portland and to get pumped up, replays one of his favorite Live Wire interviews, from SNL and Portlandia, Fred Armisen.

Luke heads to Chicago but not before posting interviews with a couple of his favorite folks. Carl Kasell of NPR Fame and Fred Armisen of Being Hilarious Fame.

NPR's Audie Cornish offers up nerd homework. Lots of Doctor Who news, Breaking Bad predictions and a Dexter rant. Plus our booze nerd brews up an Orange is the New Black inspired cocktail.

Longtime NPR newscaster Carl Kasell retired his alarm clock, and from his job with Morning Edition in December. That doesn't mean he's taking it easy. We'll talk to him about his career in broadcasting, his ongoing role as judge and scorekeeper on Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! and his newest role with NPR, Roving Ambassador, which brings him to our studio. Those who miss hearing Carl Kasell during morning newscasts on Morning Edition, and aren't lucky enough to have his voice on their answering machine, will want to tune in for a conversation with the man himself.