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from n p r n p r n p r n wb e z chicago this is wait wait don't tell me the NPR news quiz I'm the man whose voice

sticks to your ribs I'm Bill Curtis and here is your host at the Studebaker Theater in downtown

Chicago, Illinois Peter Siegel. Thank you Bill. Thank you everybody. Thank you so much. We are off for the holiday which we used to call

Columbus Day to celebrate the European Discovery of America and we now call

it Indigenous People's Day who celebrate the people

who you know were actually living here.

Personally, I call it Colombo Day to celebrate our heritage of rumble detectives.

No matter what you call it, we're going to celebrate with some of the best interviews we did during the past year,

plus some other special treats for you.

Chapel Rhone got her first record deal after posting cover songs to YouTube and then went on to release a debut album that made her a superstar.

Now I'm going to be honest, when I was told she was going to be our guest. I had no idea

who she was but by the end of that week in April of this year when she joined us I'd become a huge

fan.

So you can imagine how great Peter felt

about making her uncomfortable right off the back.

Kaye Rose Amstutz was a teenager who became a local celebrity in her hometown in Missouri,

singing her songs at festivals on YouTube. But then Kaley created the persona of

Chapel Roan and Chapel Roan's first album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest princess, became a monster hit and now

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