HeyJaredJason Fuller
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'The 101 Plays Itself': This computer program treats the interstate into music (opens the original)
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If you are stuck in traffic - and maybe you are right now - you probably wouldn't describe it as a musical experience. But you are probably not seeing it the way that Jay Judah did. JAY JUDAH: I loved the idea that this thing that everyone in Los Angeles just hates, this universally reviled thing of traffic, to me, from up there, just looked like a river. Like a screensaver, honestly. About a decade ago, Judah took a job on the 10th floor of a building overlooking Interstate 405 in Los Angeles.
How a birthday trip to Africa — and the work of Octavia Butler — led to a picture book (opens the original)
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A new picture book called "That You Are Here Is No Small Thing" guides children through Black American history, from West Africa and enslavement through the Civil Rights Movement to today. It started with a trip to Senegal and Ghana and the work of one of science fiction's most esteemed writers, Octavia Butler. Here's NPR's Jason Fuller. JASON FULLER, BYLINE: When Traci Todd treated herself to a birthday trip to West Africa's coast back in 2023, she knew this trip, her first to the continent, wo
Checking in from a World Cup RV tour across America (opens the original)
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The men's FIFA World Cup is down to its final four. And whether you've followed soccer your whole life or just got swept up in this tournament, chances are that there has been at least one match that has left you wondering, well, how did that just happen? Well now, as France, Spain, England and Argentina prepare for the semifinals, millions of fans are gathering in host cities across the U.S. to soak it all in. And one person who has been watching it all unfold up close is CBS sports commentator
What to expect this finals weekend at Wimbledon (opens the original)
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It's here - the big weekend at Wimbledon, and the singles finals are now set. After a long - actually, historically long - grueling five-hour and 15-minute quarterfinal match this week, Novak Djokovic lost in straight sets in today's semifinal against Jannik Sinner. He will meet Alexander Zverev, who took out All England club's local hero, Arthur Fery, to reach the finals this weekend. On the women's side, we're looking at an all-Czech final tomorrow. Ava Wallace of the Athletic has been followi
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