Emily Kwong

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4,795 appearances 100 recordings 11 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 16 Sep

Emily Kwong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 98 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 26.

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Maybe I'll try it at the end of the episode. voice-verified
But um voice-verified
Last question, Cynthia. voice-verified
Now that you've written this book, what have you realized about seashells and why it's important to understand them as more than just beautiful objects? voice-verified
I did that too and it'd say I can hear the ocean and they would my parents would say it's your the blood in your ears, but it didn't feel like that. voice-verified
Okay, short wavers, if you want more beachy science, there is an episode I reported a few years ago on the science of sand castles. voice-verified
Have you ever wondered how they are held together? voice-verified
Well, look no further, check our episode notes for that, and maybe send it to a friend. voice-verified
To, you know, give them the joy of shortwave in their life, like sunshine on the beach. voice-verified
This episode was produced by Juan Diego Ramirez and edited by Rebecca Ramirez. voice-verified
Tyler Jones checked the facts, and Jimmy Keeley was the audio engineer. voice-verified
I'm Emily Kwong. voice-verified
Thanks for listening to Shortwave from NPR. voice-verified
She sells seashells by the seashore. voice-verified
She sells seashells by the seashore. voice-verified
She sells sea. voice-verified
I was getting arrogant. voice-verified
I got too fast. voice-verified
You're listening to Shortwave. voice-verified
From NPR. voice-verified
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