Joan Esposito is joined by Ira Glass, creator and host of "This American Life." Glass will appear at the Chicago Humanities Festival Monday, October 5, for an evening called "Half-Baked Stories About My Dead Mom: Ira Glass and Etgar Keret Don’t Mince Words."
The Humanities Festival presentation will be centered around Keret’s personal stories about his mother, whom Glass calls "this incredibly fearless lady." He expects to act primarily as interviewer and provocateur, with some discussion of his comparatively ordinary family experiences.
In the interview Glass also speaks about the storytelling approach behind "This American Life," how the 9/11 terrorist attacks motivated the show's producers "to apply the same kinds of storytelling to things that were in the news," the award-winning work the show did on the financial crisis of 2008, and Glass's influences in radio.
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