Martina McBride: Happy Girls
Country music icon Martina McBride shares insight into her writing process. Then she sings a rewritten version of her song "Happy Girl" in a game about famous women from Tennessee.
Games & Humor
Just Saying
In this game, we quiz contestants on the supposed origin story of commonly-used phrases.
Connie Britton: TV Mothers' Day
Connie Britton talks about her work as a UN Development Program Goodwill Ambassador. In honor of the various awesome moms she is known for playing, her VIP game is all about iconic fictional TV moms.
Double, Double
In this final round, every answer contains multiple sets of double letters, just like the state Tennessee.
NPR News Nuggets: Sixth Sense Discovered, Pokemon Politics & JetBlue Blues
Here's a quick roundup of some of the mini-moments you may have missed on this week's Morning Edition.
Not My Job: Author Randy Wayne White Gets Quizzed On Theme Restaurants
In addition to being the author of the Doc Ford books and the Hannah Smith series, White has been an explorer, a deep sea diver, a full-time fishing guide, and he owns restaurants throughout Florida.
The People's Guide To Navigating Racial Awkwardness
What are the best strategies for responding to uncomfortable racial comments? We asked, you delivered. Here are some of our favorite ideas.
Not My Job: Jamie Lee Curtis Gets Quizzed On Unlikely Inventions
In the late 1980s, Curtis filed a patent for a diaper/baby wipe combo, so we've invited her to play a game called "Eureka!" Three questions about inventors and their inventions.
A Film Lover's Travel Guide
We read entries from a travel guide. All you have to do is figure out what city we're describing, except this travel guide was written by someone who only researched the cities by watching movies.
Herb, My Little Pony, Or Enya Song?
In this edition of This, That or the Other, contestants must guess: is it a culinary herb, a My Little Pony character, or an Enya song?