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For the people, by the people. - Thank you for showing up for us. View this email online Hello! The best part of working at NPR is that when we ask for help, this community shows up. We asked you all to stand up for public service j
May 06
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In it for the long haul - I’m still here, reporting the news, thanks to people like you. View this email online Tom Bowman National DeskCovering the news at NPR, it’s hard to know exactly what’s coming next. My career has tak
May 04
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We work for you - On NPR’s Washington Desk, I see each day how people-powered journalism fuels democracy. View this email online Miles Parks Correspondent, Washington DeskOn NPR’s Washington Desk, I see each day how p
May 01
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Early Access: Donate now to get your tote bag! - It’s time for Public Media Giving Days 2026 View this email online You are the ‘public’ in public media. And we want you to be able to show that off with a quintessential NPR totebag. Make a donation
Apr 28
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Sustain this essential service - We’re stretching our resources to keep people informed View this email online It’s been a challenging year for public media: we were the subject of a congressional hearing, an executive order and res
12.08.2025
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We couldn't have said it better ourselves. - Our favorite comments from Giving Tuesday View this email online Don’t tap away — there are only six hours left to make your Giving Tuesday donation! As public media faces its first days without fede
12.02.2025
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I thought reporting on sports was it for me. - This Giving Tuesday, join me in giving back to public radio. View this email online A Martínez Host, Morning Edition and Up FirstI was a sportstalk radio host for 16 years before I ever gave public m
12.02.2025
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Sea Camp travels home - Today, we explore the deepest part of our planet, Challenger Deep, what it’s like to travel there and how the hadal snailfish survives its bone crushing pressures. View this email online We’ve reache
10.28.2025
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A self-led tool to reduce stress and anxiety - How to use your brain like a time machine View this email online Week 5 of 5 By NPR health correspondent Allison Aubrey This week: When it comes to stress, here’s a tool to help you dig deep to the r
10.21.2025
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Sea Camp travels to the Hadal Zone - Today, we explore the deepest part of our planet, Challenger Deep, what it’s like to travel there and how the hadal snailfish survives its bone crushing pressures. View this email online Email 5 of 5
10.21.2025
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Sea Camp travels to the Abyssal Zone - Today, we explore the abyss, the deepest (and cutest) squid in the ocean and how some deep sea creatures reach giant status. View this email online Email 4 of 5 Each installment of our five-part news
10.14.2025
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Dry January: The final countdown⏱️ - 5 questions to ask yourself as your journey ends View this email online This newsletter was written by Life Kit editor Malaka Gharib. Whoop, whoop! Your alcohol-free month is nearly over. As the coun
10.14.2025
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How stress makes you sick - What you should think about while you wash the dishes View this email online Week 4 of 5 By NPR health correspondent Allison Aubrey Managing stress is key to keeping your brain and heart healthy. We
10.14.2025
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Dry January: 3 inspirational mocktail recipes - Plus, keep up your motivation with mindfulness View this email online This newsletter was written by Life Kit producer Clare Marie Schneider. You're halfway through your alcohol-free month. By now, y
10.07.2025

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