ALISON STEWART, host:

We'll see how much work it has got around here today with Nathaniel and Cassie and Thomas and William running around…

LUKE BURBANK, host:

I'm so proud that you remember their names. That's impressive.

STEWART: I like the kids.

BURBANK: That is it for this Monday edition of the BRYANT PARK PROJECT. Of course, we're never, never going to really leave you throughout the day because we're always available online at npr.org/bryantpark. I just mentioned that.

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STEWART: It's the Blue Man Group Creativity Center. We'll take a look inside the hottest new preschool in New York City. I'm Alison Stewart.

BURBANK: And I'm Luke Burbank. Thanks for listening to the BRYANT PARK PROJECT from NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.