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Scott Simon is one of the most recognized names — and voices — in public radio. He began working at NPR in the 1970s and became the first host of Weekend Edition Saturday in 1985, a job he still holds today. Known for his empathy and curiosity, he has earned numerous awards for his distinctive style of journalism.
Marty sat down with Scott for a special WHYY member event earlier this week, and we’re bringing that conversation to this week’s edition of The Connection. Scott shared memories of an awkward sit-down with Bill Cosby and a hilarious conversation with Dame Edna. He also reflected on the inspiring people he’s met in war-torn regions and discussed the current state of journalism in a time when the profession is increasingly under attack.
We also learned Scott adores his family and espresso, never got a driver’s license, and doesn’t think he has a voice for radio. And in a surprising twist, both he and Marty once played the Artful Dodger in their school productions of Oliver!.
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