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  • Bassist George Porter, Jr. Plays Not My Job
    He's best known for his work with the great New Orleans funk band The Meters, so we're asking George Porter, Jr. three questions about parking meters.
  • Put An EE On It
    This week, Will Shortz's game involves two words. The challenge is to add an EE sound at the end of the first word to get the second word. Example: For "A person with a bank account" and "tasty" — the answer would be "saver" and "savory."
  • Peter Sagal And Ira Glass In A 1999 OK Go Video, Seriously
    A very public radio Easter Egg in OK Go's first video.
  • Mike Shenk And His Crossword Puzzle, Solved!
    On Tuesday, we posted on our web site the crossword used as the final puzzle at the 2010 American Crossword Puzzle Tournament. Mike Shenk, author of the puzzle and puzzle constructor for the Wall Street Journal, talks about how to create tough puzzles.
  • The 119 Words You Can't Say On The Radio
    Tribune Company CEO Randy Michaels has banned 119 "newsspeak" words and phrases from crossing the lips of anchors and reporters at WGN-AM. Wait Wait's Ian Chillag tries to use all the newly banned words in one sentence.
  • The A-B-Cs Of Anagrams
    This week, Will Shortz's game involves anagrams, and every word contains the letters A, B and C. For example: To get a type of metal, use A-B-C along with the letters L, O and T. The answer is "cobalt."
  • Actor Tony Shalhoub Plays 'Not My Job'
    Tony is probably best known for playing the obsessive compulsive detective on the TV show Monk. So in true "Not My Job" fashion, we're going to ask him three questions about nuns.
  • In Hockey, The U.S. Is Right. Why Is Canada Left?
    Attentive Olympic spectators may notice that most Canadian hockey players shoot left-handed, while U.S. players tend to shoot from the right. How did that happen?