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Terry Gross (born [1951) is the host and co-executive producer of Fresh Air, an interview format radio show produced by WHYY-FM in Philadelphia and distributed throughout the United States by National Public Radio. Gross has won praise over the years for her low-key and friendly yet often probing interview style and for the diversity of her guests. She has a reputation for researching her guests' entire lives and asking them about lesser known aspects of their early careers. "Turning the Tables on Terry Gross: Salon Gets Personal With NPR'S Maestro of Conversation" by Lori Leibovich Salon 22 June 1998

Biography Gross grew up in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, Brooklyn. She earned a Bachelor's degree in English and a M.Ed. in communications from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo. She began a teaching career, but said that she was "totally unequipped" for the job, and was fired after only six weeks. "Terry Gross: Producer and Host of National Public Radio’s 'Fresh Air' - Biography" Seattle Arts and Lectures She began her radio career in 1973 at WBFO, a Public broadcasting station in Buffalo, New York, where she had been volunteering. In 1975 she moved to WHYY-FM in Philadelphia to host and produce Fresh Air, which was a local interview program at the time. In 1985, Fresh Air with Terry Gross went national, being distributed weekly by NPR. It became a daily program two years later.

Gross is married to Francis Davis, jazz critic of the Village Voice. The couple have no children. (In an interview with B.D. Wong, Gross said this is a deliberate choice on their part.) Because of her short haircut and the number of guests from arts and entertainment (some of whom are gay), Gross said in the introduction to All I Did Was Ask: Conversations With Writers, Actors, Musicians, and Artists that she is sometimes asked whether she is gay or straight, including one memorable instance where a guest at a social occasion informed her mother-in-law of such a speculation. All I Did Was Ask: Conversations With Writers, Actors, Musicians and Artistsby Terry Gross (excerpt) ISBN 1401300103 In her interview with Rubin Carter, she mentioned that at one time she lived in a commune.

Interview style The San Francisco Chronicle wrote that Gross's interviews are "a remarkable blend of empathy, warmth, genuine curiosity, and sharp intelligence." "Inside WBUR: Terry Gross" Retrieved on 3 June 2007. Gross prides herself on preparation. Prior to interviewing a guest, she reads their book(s), watches their movie(s), and/or listens to their CD(s). She reads at least one book a day. Her questions tend to be probing without violating the subject's privacy. The Boston Phoenix wrote, "Terry Gross…is almost certainly the best cultural interviewer in America, and one of the best all-around interviewers, period. Her smart, thoughtful questioning pushes her guests in unlikely directions. Her interviews are revelatory in a way other people's seldom are."

Gross treats different guests differently. She is often more challenging with political figures than with people in the arts, who may be less prepared for such interviews and less prone to expressing themselves in canned "sound-bites." As is the case for many radio programs, virtually all of Gross's interviews are taped and edited, and guests are often not present in the studio.

Clashes with guests Gross has drawn added public attention following some rare occasions when she has clashed with her guests, including these:

Originally broadcast February 4 2002 as is an audio file of the complete original interview. Gene Simmons and Terry Gross Interview.





Awards for Terry Gross and Fresh Air

Book

Audio collections with Terry Gross

Notes External links

{{Infobox Radio Presenter| name = Terry Gross| image = Terry Gross.jpg| imagesize = 200px| caption = Terry Gross at the Georgia Tech FERST Center for the Arts, in Atlanta, November 2006.| birthname =| birthdate = 1951| station = [WHYY, NPR| prevshow =| web = Official Website-->

Terry Gross (born [1951) is the host and co-executive producer of Fresh Air, an interview format radio show produced by WHYY-FM in Philadelphia and distributed throughout the United States by National Public Radio. Gross has won praise over the years for her low-key and friendly yet often probing interview style and for the diversity of her guests. She has a reputation for researching her guests' entire lives and asking them about lesser known aspects of their early careers. "Turning the Tables on Terry Gross: Salon Gets Personal With NPR'S Maestro of Conversation" by Lori Leibovich Salon 22 June 1998

Biography Gross grew up in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, Brooklyn. She earned a Bachelor's degree in English and a M.Ed. in communications from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo. She began a teaching career, but said that she was "totally unequipped" for the job, and was fired after only six weeks. "Terry Gross: Producer and Host of National Public Radio’s 'Fresh Air' - Biography" Seattle Arts and Lectures She began her radio career in 1973 at WBFO, a Public broadcasting station in Buffalo, New York, where she had been volunteering. In 1975 she moved to WHYY-FM in Philadelphia to host and produce Fresh Air, which was a local interview program at the time. In 1985, Fresh Air with Terry Gross went national, being distributed weekly by NPR. It became a daily program two years later.

Gross is married to Francis Davis, jazz critic of the Village Voice. The couple have no children. (In an interview with B.D. Wong, Gross said this is a deliberate choice on their part.) Because of her short haircut and the number of guests from arts and entertainment (some of whom are gay), Gross said in the introduction to All I Did Was Ask: Conversations With Writers, Actors, Musicians, and Artists that she is sometimes asked whether she is gay or straight, including one memorable instance where a guest at a social occasion informed her mother-in-law of such a speculation. All I Did Was Ask: Conversations With Writers, Actors, Musicians and Artistsby Terry Gross (excerpt) ISBN 1401300103 In her interview with Rubin Carter, she mentioned that at one time she lived in a commune.

Interview style The San Francisco Chronicle wrote that Gross's interviews are "a remarkable blend of empathy, warmth, genuine curiosity, and sharp intelligence." "Inside WBUR: Terry Gross" Retrieved on 3 June 2007. Gross prides herself on preparation. Prior to interviewing a guest, she reads their book(s), watches their movie(s), and/or listens to their CD(s). She reads at least one book a day. Her questions tend to be probing without violating the subject's privacy. The Boston Phoenix wrote, "Terry Gross…is almost certainly the best cultural interviewer in America, and one of the best all-around interviewers, period. Her smart, thoughtful questioning pushes her guests in unlikely directions. Her interviews are revelatory in a way other people's seldom are."

Gross treats different guests differently. She is often more challenging with political figures than with people in the arts, who may be less prepared for such interviews and less prone to expressing themselves in canned "sound-bites." As is the case for many radio programs, virtually all of Gross's interviews are taped and edited, and guests are often not present in the studio.

Clashes with guests Gross has drawn added public attention following some rare occasions when she has clashed with her guests, including these:

Originally broadcast February 4 2002 as is an audio file of the complete original interview. Gene Simmons and Terry Gross Interview.





Awards for Terry Gross and Fresh Air

Book

Audio collections with Terry Gross

Notes External links



Terry Gross - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Terry Gross, NPR Biography
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Terry Gross : NPR
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Fresh Air Archives | WHYY
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myJunoon.com
Interview by Terry Gross of NPR FreshAir January 25, 1999 . Salman Ahmad, Brian O'Connell Guitarist Salman Ahmad and bassist Brian O'Connell from the Pakistani rock band Junoon.

That's what she gets for asking - Salon.com
That's what she gets for asking "Fresh Air" host Terry Gross talks about the famous people in her life -- and her strange encounters with Bill O'Reilly.

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