Peter Sagal

Later on, we're going to be talking to John M. Chu, the director of Wicked and the latest Wicked for Good.

So finally, we have a guest who has no basis to object when I burst out into song.

Well, we want to hear your tune, so give us a call to play our games.

The number is 1-888-WAIT-WAIT.

That's 1-888-924-8924.

It's time to welcome our first listener contestant.

Hi, you're on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.

I have to ask, what careers are middle school kids these days most interested in?

In that order, I assume, right?

Well, Ken, welcome to the show.

Let me introduce you to our panel this week.

First up, she's a comedian and host of Ted's new democracy series, The Great Experiment, on TED.com.

It's Nagin Farsad.

Hello.

Hello.

Hi, McGee, how are you doing?

Next, an actor and writer who could be seen in the stand-up show We Have Fun at Young Ethel's in Brooklyn on February 4th, and in the show Uptown Showdown at Symphony Space on February 5th, it's Peter Gross.

Hi there.

And finally, making her debut on our panel, she's a writer and the brains behind Depths of Wikipedia, whose show Depths of Wikipedia Live is on tour now with tickets at depthsofwiki.com.

It's Annie Rowerda.