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View this email online Leila Fadel Host, Morning Edition and Up First NPR and WUFT 89.1 are mission-driven, non-profit organizations. From reliable political coverage to shining a light on your local arts scene and more, your donation makes a difference in your community. Donate now. I’ve been sharing some of the more serious aspects of being a journalist over the last few days. Something I appreciate about my work at NPR is that I get to bring you uplifting stories and moments, too. I’ve joked about the terrible things being done to hummus with Palestinian American comic Mo Amer. He’s got a PSA: chocolate hummus should not be a thing!  And, I was pretty surprised when I spoke to Harry Styles about his music and found out I wasn’t the only one who'd done my homework for the interview. He’d watched a video of a commencement speech I’d given. [Editor's note: Harry said, "Leila gave the best commencement address in Northeastern history,"] We’ve shared companies doing innovative things to make employees feel valued — like the factory in Illinois that gave out loads of money to its employees because they were given a stake in the company.  No matter the story, we are able to share it thanks to you. There are important stories, new music, surprises and dare I hope…more Harry Styles interviews…just around the corner. Please donate today to make sure that NPR and WUFT 89.1 are here to serve you tomorrow.  Support WUFT 89.1. Donate Now Select a different station You received this message because you're subscribed to Best of NPR emails. This email was sent by National Public Radio, Inc., 1111 North Capitol Street NE, Washington, DC 20002 Unsubscribe  |  Privacy Policy