npr.py

import requests

key = "API_KEY_HERE"


def getNPR(zipcode, key):

	url = "http://api.npr.org/stations?apiKey={0}&format=json&zip={1}".format(key, zipcode)

	r = requests.get(url)
	return r.json()

def parse_station_json(json_obj):
    print "=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-"
    for station in json_obj['station']:
        print station['callLetters']['$text'] + ": " + station['marketCity']['$text'] + ", " + station['state']['$text']
        print "Frequency: " + station['frequency']['$text'] + " " + station['band']['$text']
        if 'url' in station:
            print "MP3 Streams: "
            for link in station['url']:
                if link["type"] == "Audio MP3 Stream":
                    print "\t" + link["title"] + " - " + link["$text"]
        print "=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-"


json_obj = getNPR('85016', key)

parse_station_json(json_obj)

simpleapi.py

import requests

def search(title):
        # Web API that allows searching for movies
        url = "http://www.omdbapi.com/?t={0}&plot=short&r=json".format(title)

        # This sends the request, and puts the result in the variable "r"
        r = requests.get(url)

        # This converts the JSON object into a python dictionary (same as obj in JS)
        movie = r.json()

        for item in movie:
                print "Key: {0}\nValue: {1}\n\n".format(item, movie[item])

search("Frozen")