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Low-Wage America: Marshall Cox

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By Noah Adams Verified
| KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA) Verified
Noah Adams, NPR / / Most evenings, 24-year-old Marshall Cox is a pool shark with ambitions to earn a two-year degree and pursue a career in drafting. But by day, Cox works in the original Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Corbin, Ky., where KFC founder Harland Sanders began building his fast food empire. NPR's Noah Adams recently spent a day with Cox and followed his routine.
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Intersections: The Indefatigable John Lithgow

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By Noah Adams Verified
| KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA) Verified
/ / On the TV series Third Rock from the Sun, actor John Lithgow played an alien disguised as a college professor in a small Ohio town. The scenario wasn't so far off from the actor's real life: Lithgow grow up the son of a classically trained actor and college professor in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Arthur Lithgow died in March of heart failure. He was 88. As Father's Day approaches, Lithgow reflects on his father's influence on his own career for Intersections, a series on artists' inspirations.
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Low-Wage America: Working at TJ's Restaurant

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By Noah Adams Verified
| WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
Noah Adams, NPR / / Noah Adams, NPR / / Noah Adams, NPR / / NPR's Noah Adams visits TJ's restaurant in Auburn, Maine, for a conversation with two waitresses, Tammy Ogden and Deborah Simpson, and a dishwasher, Rebecca Brown. None of them work a 40-hour week, and the server's pay is $3.18 an hour -- half Maine's minimum wage -- plus tips. They like to work both the lunch and dinner shifts, because it gives them time with their children in the late afternoon.
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