Susan Stamberg

How did you react to what you heard this week on the hearings?

Because we were broadcasting those hearings live as well.

And when the Republican who had been the

the Nixon supporter all along, over months and months and months, turned and said, I really have started to have very big questions about what this administration has done and what their aims and what their goals were.

That's when we knew that the tide had turned.

We heard that on our air from someone whom our listeners had gotten very familiar with because they had heard him week after week.

He was a year and a half.

When I started, I worked part-time.

I wanted to be home every afternoon with him and was able to do that.

I left him with a wonderful sitter in the morning

and timed it so that I would be away from him for a big hunk of his nap time.

I missed him terribly when I started work, but I knew that I needed to move my mind away a little bit from goo-goo-ga-ga into some real human conversation.

So that was a perfect solution to be able to have that

that part-time part-time job and the network was wonderful and so enlightened in permitting me to do it but it was always it was really tough as the parent and any woman will tell you or man that you're always moving things around on the burners that is the family goes on the front burner when it needs to and then you move it to the back when

when the job has to go move up forward onto that front burner, you're always juggling.

Life is never just a straight line.

Thank you so much, Terry.