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Mary Louise Kelly is co-host of NPR’S award-winning news magazine, "All Things Considered." She started at NPR as a national security correspondent and has worked for the BBC as a foreign correspondent. She is also mother to two sons and knows firsthand the conflict working mothers face between family and work. WEMU's Caroline MacGregor had a chance to chat with Kelly about her new book, "It. Goes. So. Fast.: The Year of No Do-Overs."

NPR's Bobby Carter discusses the Tiny Desk Contest with John Bommarito.

Renee Montagne, one of NPR’s best-known voices, is leaving public media for a new chapter in her life. Over the years, Montagne’s storytelling and interviews have touched millions of listeners. She is perhaps best known for hosting NPR’s flagship news magazine All Things Considered in the late '80s and Morning Edition from 2004 to 2016 before turning her focus to investigative journalism. WEMU’s Caroline MacGregor caught up with Montagne to talk about some of the highlights of her career.

Rick Steves travels around the world with the philosophy that travel can help shape your worldview with the mission of getting to know your…

Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns went to high school in Ann Arbor and worked at a local record store to earn money to pay for college. Music has always…

Today, we mark Public Radio Music Day by celebrating the hosts that bring you 43 hours of live and local music programming every week on WEMU. Every host…

National Public Radio Executive Editor of News Edith Chapin joins WEMU's Lisa Barry in-studio to talk about the importance of local news and the evolution…

Attorney General William Barr delivers a press conference at the Justice Department ahead of the expected release of special counsel Robert Mueller's…

Delano Lewis, former President of NPR and U.S. Ambassador to South Africa, came to Eastern Michigan University's campus 02/17/2019 to speak with the…

Sesame Street, Mr. Rogers, Morning Edition, and All Things Considered. These are just a few of the programs that have entertained and informed because of…