The Terry Gross you don't see on the radio
Terry Gross, host of NPR's Fresh Air, is famous for her interviews that probe into the lives, loves and work of notable people. What would she talk about if her interviews were more about her...
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HARI SREENIVASAN: Now to another in our Brief But Spectacular series, where we ask peopleto describe their passions.Tonight, we hear from veteran public radio host Terry Gross.She's celebrating her 30th season of "Fresh Air" this year, which is produced by WHYYin Philadelphia and distributed by NPR.TERRY GROSS, NPR: The only woman I ever heard on the radio when I was growing up was AlisonSteele, The Nightbird, who was an FM disc jockey in New York on WNEW, the progressiverock station.And she had this kind of late-night, like, sexy voice.And I never listened to that and thought like, yes, someday, that's going to be me.I fell in love with radio the moment I started doing it.It had everything I wanted.I was probably like 23 when I start...
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HARI SREENIVASAN: Now to another in our Brief But Spectacular series, where we ask peopleto describe their passions.Tonight, we hear from veteran public radio host Terry Gross.She's celebrating her 30th season of "Fresh Air" this year, which is produced by WHYYin Philadelphia and distributed by NPR.TERRY GROSS, NPR: The only woman I ever heard on the radio when I was growing up was AlisonSteele, The Nightbird, who was an FM disc jockey in New York on WNEW, the progressiverock station.And she had this kind of late-night, like, sexy voice.And I never listened to that and thought like, yes, someday, that's going to be me.I fell in love with radio the moment I started doing it.It had everything I wanted.I was probably like 23 when I start...
