Your mother would like to talk to you about things:

I should be writing a paper right now (which was actually due a week and a half ago) about whether or not NPR has a liberal bias (It sometimes does, but who cares) and instead I think I'm gonna just write here about some of the things I like about NPR (because I am your mom).

I like the soothing cadence of the peoples' voices. My teacher works for WNYC and she has such a nice calm british voice. She called me Charles the first day, because that's my real name and all, and I didn't correct her because it sounds and feels really good when british ladies call you Charles (try it sometime.)

I like the show "Tell Me More" it is hosted by Michel Martin who is this really great lady who used to be a big time reporter and now has her own show where they discuss the day's issues and culture and often focus on minority issues. Michel has the aforementioned cadence to her voice but she has more of a sense of humor than many of the other hosts, I think she would be a fun person to have dinner with, she would make me feel smart but not judge me for drinking more than her. I listen to this show online almost every day.
I also like "Fresh Air" with Terry Gross because Terry is the HBIC of NPR, she is a hot lesbian who has all these great guests on her show and a very casual conversational style of interviewing people. She had Tracy Morgan on a couple weeks ago and he cried!! She (and Michel) talks about gay shit more than most other NPR shows. I like it when people talk about gay things.

I also like "This American Life" but really who doesn't so...

I LOVE that it rally makes me feel in touch with my inner upper-middle-class mom, I mean Hello they have a full album preview of Norah Jones's new CD. I LOVE NORAH JONES and I love being your mom.

So go listen to NPR and listen to Norah Jones and shop at Whole Foods and drive a Volvo and join the mom revolution.

I could've probably written my fucking paper in the time i spent writing this...