Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me The Oddly Informative News Quiz

What the bona fide news media says aboutWait, Wait: "What is it about National Public Radio's menu of shows that's so addictive? Among the best shows isWait, Wait...Don't Tell Me!"--The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me!is sassy, fast-paced, and irreverent. It is also one of National Public Radio's most popular programs.... A typicalWait, Wait...Don't Tell Me!episode is a mix of offbeat questions and answers that prompt giggles and guffaws."--Dayton Daily News Press praise forWait, WaitRoad Shows "...the seemingly staid NPR listeners went as wild as teens at a Britney Spears concert.... For fans of public radio news or its lighter side, that experience was magic indeed."--Boston Globe "...the program's rabid fans clamor for Sagal, and especially Kasell, like rock stars."--Los Angeles Times Did you know that a World War II British spy manual recommended sneaking into German brothels to put itching powder in German prophylactics? How about that Elvis offered to help President Nixon track down communists and drug abusers? All manner of valuable and worthless news-- brought to you in the witty, smarty-pants style of National Public Radio's popular weekly news quiz show-- lies between these pages, waiting for you to take it to the beach, on a road trip, to the bathroom so you can roar with friends or privately. You really need to know this stuff.... You really do. Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me!is a co-production of NPR and Chicago Public Radio.NPR Staff is the author of 'Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me The Oddly Informative News Quiz', published 2002 under ISBN 9781579546533 and ISBN 1579546536.