What are your favorite NPR stories?

With the hated dictator threatening to defund NPR (NBC), let’s have a quick survey regarding favorite NPR articles for the working class taxpayer to fund.

Here’s one that I received recently from a friend in San Francisco (he’s a closeted Deplorable because diversity is our biggest strength and also anyone who didn’t vote Democrat has to be fired):

The peasants had to pay the following elites, apparently, to obtain this valuable lesson:

• Alejandra Marquez Janse (writer)
• Patrick Jarenwattananon (writer)
• Asma Khalid (writer)
• Catie Dull(!) (illustrator)
• an uncredited editor
• some web nerds ($150,000/year total compensation when considering salary, benefits, pension?)

Readers: Please add some links to favorite NPR stories!

Related:

• “Proactive School Closings Can Stem Disease Spread” (NPR, March 2020): Don’t let children gather in groups of 20.
• “America Reckons With Racial Injustice: Even In A Pandemic, WHO Believes That Public Protests Are Important” (NPR, June 2020): No need to worry about COVID-19 if you’re part of a massive crowd celebrating the life and protesting the death of the greatest American who ever lived
• “A User’s Guide To Masks: What’s Best At Protecting Others (And Yourself)” (NPR, July 2020): it’s perfectly safe to leave the house so long as you have a saliva-soaked bandana over your mouth
• “It’s Time To Up Your Mask Game” (NPR, August 2021): since every American who wants the proven-perfect COVID-19 vaccine has already had it… “Wear two masks”
• “With omicron, you need a mask that means business” (NPR, December 2021): You just need (1) vaccine, (2) vaccine, (3) booster, (4) N95 mask.