Al Franken will be on NPR's Fresh Air tomorrow.

[DieboldMustDie]

Should be a hoot ;)

[UTUSN]

1. Suppposed to be on OLBERMANN in a Few Minutes (MSRNC) n/t

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

2. you know what we need?

an upcoming appearances page to keep track of all of these submissions

then i can set my vcr accordingly. i keep missing al, janeane, and all of the others

[Ernesto]

3. JavaJive ROCKS

Thanks for the tip amigo. I'll be all over it!

[Postman]

4. I'm almost finished his book...

A great book countering those assholes with the truth as opposed to propaganda that they spew.. Thank God Franken is there to fight the fight.

[gristy]

5. With Terry Gross????

She is the greatest. I'll never forget an interview with Arethra Franklin. Ms. Franklin was answering one of Terry's questions and made a reference to a song, and Terry interupted and quoted the relevant lyrics from the song.

Franklin's breath was taken away as she remarked "Yes! You go girl". Or something like that.

Terry brings out the best in all her guests. Odds are she will have already read Al's book. Her show is 8pm on MPR 91.1 in Minnesota.

[newyawker99]

6. kick

[spooky3]

7. Al's upcoming appearances

from alfrankenweb.com

Sept 1 - Late Show with David Letterman, CBS, 1130pm ET
Sept 2 - Crier Live, Court TV @ 5pm ET
Sept 2 - The Flip Side, CNN-FN, 11am to 1230pm ET
Sept 2 - Countdown with Keith Olbermann, MSNBC, 8pm ET
Sept 3 - Fresh Air, NPR
Sept 3 - Topic A with Tina Brown, CNBC, 9PM ET
Sept 3 - Buchanan & Press, MSNBC 6pm ET
Sept 3 - MSNBC Live, MSNBC (time uncertain)
Sept 4 - Crossfire, CNN, 430pm ET
Sept 7 - Reliable Sources, CNN, 1130am ET
Sept 9 - The Daily Show, Comedy Central, 11pm ET
Sept 15 - Wolf Blitzer Reports, 5pm ET
Sept 15 - Radio Times, NPR
Oct 4 - Tim Russert, CNBC @ 10pm ET
TBA - Charlie Rose, PBS ; Newshour with Jim Lehrer
Thursday, September 4, 2003
Baileys Crossroads, Virginia - Borders
5871 Crossroads Center Way
7:30 pm
discussion and booksigning

[DemLikr]

8. WLRN in South Florida has replace "Fresh Air" with "Day2Day,"

the bland NPR version of Slate magazine. Naturally this was done without announcement or explanation to its listeners, at least that I ever heard. And I listen most of the work day.

So now I get to hear on Day2Day everything I already read in Slate.

And I miss Terry Gross very much.

[MissMillie]

9. It looks like...

... you can go to the NPR site (www.npr.org) and listen to the shows. Today's isn't posted yet, but I'm sure it will be, at some point.