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Saying goodbye to @nprmelissablock. We are going to miss her so much. Thanks for all the lessons, stories and beautiful memories. Can't wait to make more and see what other amazing things she does.#nprlife #npratc

Guess who's hosting today! @nprmelissablock. Credit goes to amazing whiteboard artist, producer and occasional editor Melissa Gray. #npr #nprlife

Hot summer days, cold drinks & some history. @npraudie talks the golden age of cocktails w/ @usnatarchives @betterdrinking #NPR #nprlife #history.http://n.pr/1GAvBKl

Watch @torikelly performing 'Should've Been Us' in our DC studio. She speaks with @rachelnpr today on our show.

Tonight on the show, we learn the story behind one man’s competition-worthy cocktail. And try our hand at making one. (Ours is shaken, not stirred – apologies to the creator!) shot by one of our @nprinterns, @christinafromcali.#nprlife

Post-show celebratory toast to our guest host, Don Gonyea!

In the studio: @MEvstatieva playing host and warming up @DonGonyea as he practices the ATC billboard.Don is here all week, folks!

"One of our first reporting outings in Cuba was at La Esquina Caliente. It’s a corner of Havana’s Central Park where people — no matter the day, no matter the hour — hang out to argue." - Reporter Eyder Peralta #nprCuba2015

Producer Theo Balcomb is prepping for a reporting trip in Cuba next week with Robert Siegel. Stayed tuned for coverage on @npratc and online at NPR.org. (Photo by @christinafromcali) #inmybag

From producer Bilal Qureshi: "Khaldun Al-Saadi’s mother is German and his father is from Yemen. He’s 24, hyper articulate, and passionate about the ‘discourse’ about German Islam. He speaks with Audie in Dresden about the massive anti-Muslim PEGIDA marches that broke out of his home city."

Earlier today these two girls officially broke the law … for sledding. Want to know more? Tune in to today’s show. (Photo by @christinafromcali) #sledfreeordie

From producer Bilal Qureshi: "’Come on guy! I’m living in a big house with two cats.’ We’re not going to lie, 21 year old Ismael Medjdoub cracked us up. He’s a third generation French Algerian. And he lives in one of Paris’ poorer northern suburbs Tremblay en France.

But between school and work, he spends a ton of time in central Paris. And on the worst days it’s a two hour commute. Ismael says many Parisians don’t know or really care to understand his world.”