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Odd this should turn up the day that Andrew Delbanco is on the Diane Rehm show.

Swapping Diane Rehm for JJ Johnson or whatever is emblematic of that change for example.

Fábio Rehm gives a really good overview of the project in that podcast.

Edit: I can't remember the source for this; I believe I heard it on the Diane Rehm show yesterday.

There was an interesting Diane Rehm show about involuntary psychiatric admission recently.

Diane Rehm has spasmodic dysphonia, which affects the way she speaks.

Valter Longo, who was an author of this study, was on the Diane Rehm Show in January of 2014 with others discussing the benefits of fasting.

On the flip side, I found noted radio show host Diane Rehm to be virtually unlistenable her rate of speech is sooooo incredibly slow.

Diane Rehm show, but she is now retired).

FYI, Fábio Rehm is also the author of the great LXC provider for Vagrant[1], which I sucessfully use for fun and profit almost every working day.

Not particularly relevant, but I've stopped listening to NPR in fear that Diane Rehm will come on and attempt to slowly murder me with her murder voice.

When drivers turn down fares to neighborhoods like mine, it’s not because they don’t want to miss a second of The Diane Rehm Show while they take my cash and make change.

According to a Dianne Rehm interview with a noted Ben Franklin biographer; many Franklinisms have been invented left and right by American book publishers searching for "American" role models for kids in the newly born nation.

For example, Diane Rehm got in hot water for assuming Bernie Sanders had it based on something she saw on the internet: "As the site Jewish Journal noted, the list Rehm may be referring to seems to be one that has circulated on the Internet for several years concerning U.

I think the change from Diane Rehm to JJ Johnson and now the new “1A” host is precisely emblematic of the decline of NPR/APM (I do not care about the difference) in that era.

Diane Rehm never let a guest gish-gallop unopposed etc, JJ just went into sputter mode and was like “I don’t think all of that is true but-“ and gets run over again on his own show etc.

Diane Rehm, for all her awards, has an awful tendency to cut people off in ways that destroy clarity.

In the past, this, I think, was more of a privilege granted to big names (Car Talk, Diane Rehm).

I'm a huge NPR fan (I literally sat in my car crying during Diane Rehm's final sign off), but I really can't take Terry Gross...