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Good morning from The Little Station on Commercial Street.

It’s a wonderfully varied Saturday edition of Daybreak. Tesla says the flying-car future is arriving. A remarkable dinosaur fossil has scientists looking again at what they thought they knew. We remember Saratoga and Chopin—and then turn down the lights for today’s feature: All Night Long, Chesterton Radio’s great overnight radio marathons.

Why, in an age when we can choose almost anything at any moment, is there still something magical about simply turning on a station and letting it keep us company?

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Pull up a chair. The coffee is on, the transmitter is warm, and there is quite a lot happening out there this morning.