So this happened: Irene Diaz performs a Tiny Desk Concert for Alt.Latino on NPR
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On one very humid June afternoon, AfroTaino Productions visited the home of National Public Radio. We were greeted by fellow music-loving colleague, Felix Contreras,
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I feel your pain, Frank. Philly seems EXTRA crappy after cmoing back from Denver. I made the same trip (admittedly at the worst time of the year) at Christmas, and had the same problem with there being no gate available when we arrived, on time, which you’d think they would have been planning for. And the bags took about an hour, which I didn’t notice at the time because it took me 25 minutes to walk through what looked like Kuwait and an empty baggage claim (with nonworking flat screen monitor) to find the real actual baggage claim, which was actually out the door, down the street, and in a separate wing of the building. Did you have to walk through the space-age clear Plexi exit lanes? It took me another 15 minutes to figure out how to get the eff out of Terminal C because I kept walking past the shiny white iExit and then couldn’t figure out how to get the stupid clear plastic doors to open. While a robot voice kept yelling ACCESS TO THE TERMINAL IS FORBIDDEN .The place is generally a hellhole of epic proportions.