The Your NPR Name meme is a long-standing internet tradition that parodies the distinctive, often rhythmic and hyphenated names of National Public Radio correspondents like Ofeibea Quist-Arcton or Mandalit del Barco. The meme typically follows a formulaic set of instructions, such as combining a middle name with a favorite vegetable or a childhood street name, to create a name that sounds inherently 'public radio.' It became a viral sensation across Twitter and Facebook, as listeners delighted in the contrast between their mundane identities and the high-brow, worldly sound of their generated NPR monikers. The trend celebrates the unique cadence of NPR sign-offs while offering a fun, customizable way for users to engage with public media culture.