David Brancaccio of PBS's Now reports on the the legislation that threatens to kill internet radio by next month.
Do your part to help save internet radio now.
Gnarly Poontang.
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To honor the passing of author Kurt Vonnegut, the 92nd Street Y has posted an audio recording of the first public reading of his classic novel "Breakfast of Champions". It was recorded on May 4th, 1970, three years before the book was published. You can download the podcast or listen right on the site. The clip is just under 12 minutes long. This is a wonderful treat. Don't miss it.
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