When NPR host Scott Simon began tweeting from his mother’s deathbed, he captured the hearts of thousands with his poignant, heartbreaking observations. This hour, from NPR headquarters in Washington, we’ll talk with him about his new memoir, Unforgettable: A Mother’s Final Days – And the Lessons that Last a Lifetime.
What’s on the horizon in the mighty morphing world of public radio?
What challenges confront couples poised on the verge of parenthood as they navigate the adoption process? We’ll spend this hour with Scott Simon, host of NPR’s Weekend Edition and author of the new book “Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other: In Praise of Adoption” (Random House, 2010).
From the Archives – You know Scott Simon. He’s the guy you share your coffee with on Saturday mornings. He’s the ever-frustrated Chicago Cubs fan who you love to commiserate with. He’s the host of Weekend Edition Saturday from NPR. We spent an hour with Scott Simon, when he was in town for the November […]
You know Scott Simon. He’s the guy you share your coffee with on Saturday mornings. He’s the ever-frustrated Chicago Cubs fan who you love to commiserate with. He’s the host of Weekend Edition Saturday from NPR. We’ll spend this hour with Scott Simon, who’s in town to speak at the Highland Park Literary Festival tonight.
