Listen: Mandy Patinkin Guests on NPR's 'Wait Wait .. Don't Tell Me'

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Mandy Patinkin was on NPR’s quiz show Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell Me, answering host Peter Sagal and the panel's hard-hitting questions with his wife Kathryn Grody, talking about his new TikTok fame, duetting with Mo Rocca on music from Evita, and reciting a certain line from The Princess Bride. You can play along here.

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Mandy Patinkin was the guest on NPR’s quiz show Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell Me this weekend, answering host Peter Sagal and the panel's hard-hitting questions with his wife Kathryn Grody, talking about his new TikTok fame, duetting with Mo Rocca on music from Evita, and reciting a certain line from The Princess Bride. You can play along here:

Mandy Patinkin's latest album, Children and Art, was released on Nonesuch Records in late 2019. On his first new album since 2002, Mandy Patinkin performs songs by Randy Newman, Laurie Anderson, Lyle Lovett, Stephen Sondheim, Tom Waits, Rufus Wainwright, Taylor Mac, Teitur, and Patinkin himself. The album was recorded in New York with pianist/producer Thomas Bartlett (aka Doveman) and features several songs previewed over the previous two years in the digital Diary series.

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Mandy Patinkin: NPR's Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me w/Kathryn Grody, January 2021
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    Listen: Mandy Patinkin Guests on NPR's 'Wait Wait .. Don't Tell Me'
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    Mandy Patinkin was the guest on NPR’s quiz show Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell Me this weekend, answering host Peter Sagal and the panel's hard-hitting questions with his wife Kathryn Grody, talking about his new TikTok fame, duetting with Mo Rocca on music from Evita, and reciting a certain line from The Princess Bride. You can play along here:

    Mandy Patinkin's latest album, Children and Art, was released on Nonesuch Records in late 2019. On his first new album since 2002, Mandy Patinkin performs songs by Randy Newman, Laurie Anderson, Lyle Lovett, Stephen Sondheim, Tom Waits, Rufus Wainwright, Taylor Mac, Teitur, and Patinkin himself. The album was recorded in New York with pianist/producer Thomas Bartlett (aka Doveman) and features several songs previewed over the previous two years in the digital Diary series.

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