The Trump administration has targeted NPR, PBS, and their affiliates. The Onion shares tips for supporting public media.
Contact your senator with thoughts on the Downton Abbey finale.
While grocery shopping, text Morning Edition to see if they need anything.
If you know the identity of a famed serial killer, consider giving the scoop to your local NPR member station.
Sign a petition that, who knows, might be the first one that matters.
Volunteer at your neighborhood’s local nasally voiced pedant shelter.
Get high and watch the Mac Miller Tiny Desk Concert again.
If you see a person wearing weird glasses in public, thank them for their work at NPR.
Don’t ignore the hand reaching out of Big Bird’s mouth and rattling a cup of loose change.
Be sure to say “What the fuck?” when it disappears.
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The Trump administration has targeted NPR, PBS, and their affiliates. The Onion shares tips for supporting public media. Contact your senator with thoughts on the Downton Abbey finale. While grocery shopping, text Morning Edition to see if they need anything. If you know the identity of a famed serial killer, consider giving the scoop to
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