RE: Jill Kaufman hosts ATC

[Patrick Murray <PMurray@npr.org>]

This weekend is the first time Jill has hosted a NPR program.  She is
applying for the position vacated a few months ago by Daniel Zwerdling.
[Jackie Lydon wants to go back to being a reporter and writer]  She is the
only non-in-house candidate that made the final cut.  Over the next few
weeks you will hear Cheryl Corley, Korva Coleman, and Gwen Tompkins.

Some other notes.  Weekend All Things Considered is a separately staffed
show from its weekday counterpart.  The New Hampshire field recording for
the Smuttynose Is. piece took place on 10th and 11th of February.   Any
other questions, I am here.

Pax 

Patrick

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> Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 17:48:26 -0500
> From: "David W. Harris" <dwh@totalnetnh.net>
> Subject: Jill Kaufman hosts ATC
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> Whoa!  Who's that hosting NPR's All Things Considered tonight?  Why,
> it's WBUR's Jill Kaufman filling in.  For all I know, she may have
> filled in as a network host several times but this time I recognized the
> voice right off because until a couple weeks ago she was up here in New
> Hampshire filling in on NHPR's daily talk show The Exchange while Laura
> Knoy was on maternity leave (Knoy returned to her duties right after the
> NH primary).  Kaufman even had a NH feature in the first half-hour
> tonight: a look at the 19th century Smuttynose ax murders, apparently
> recorded on location this morning.
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