Jan 30, 2013 — Al Roker, popular weatherman for NBC's Today show, has a new book called Never Goin' Back. He stopped by NPR NY to talk with Tell Me More Host Michel Martin about the motivation behind his latest project and spread some sunshine with his infectious smile and NPR love.
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Al Roker Hearts NPR
by Caitlin Sanders
Jan 30, 2013 — Al Roker, popular weatherman for NBC's Today show, has a new book called Never Goin' Back. He stopped by NPR NY to talk with Tell Me More Host Michel Martin about the motivation behind his latest project and spread some sunshine with his infectious smile and NPR love.NBC's Today show weatherman Al Roker is out with his latest project, a book called Never Goin' Back. The popular TV personality spoke with Tell Me More Host Michel Martin from our New York Bureau about the motivation behind writing about his lifelong struggle with weight.
Roker brought the sunshine to NPR with his infectious smile, and left us with a bright forecast too: his NPR love.
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