The report of my death was an exaggeration. Radio World, in - TopicsExpress

The report of my death was an exaggeration. Radio World, in their email NewsBytes, reported that Carl Kassell, known currently for his role on the NPR game show, Wait Wait... Dont Tell Me!, had died. They quickly corrected the report to note that he had merely retired. Carl does have the benefit of being able to see the obituary material that was had been prepared for his passing. Can he ask for any edits before it is called into use? Its nice that Carl Kassell has rejoined the living. Maybe leaving the air is a radio equivalent to death and it is just a semantic issue over what is termed making your transition. npr.org/people/2100708/carl-kasell

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