Lots of people hate the music that’s played on the radio. I know I do. For those people (i.e. me), NPR is there. Not only will it not make you dumber, but it will actually teach you stuff. Of course, some people find it a bit too dry/liberal/conservative, but hey, to each his/her own.

NPR also happens to have a pretty respectable online presence, offering streams, podcasts, and a bunch more. Their offices, conveniently located in Washington D.C., are pretty much what you would expect from a radio network, with studios, control rooms, and desks. Although I happen to think the building looks a bit like a Wii on its side. Am I right?

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