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Ira Glass Of 'This American Life' Gets Inside Real People's Lives
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Hartford Courant | 3/22/2009
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When the radio program This American Life first aired in 1995, it featured quirky, thought-provoking nonfiction stories, like the one about a girl who grew up on a turkey farm.
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Defogging the Economic Crisis
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American Journalism Review | 3/10/2009
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In February, for the third time in a year, This American Life's producers
departed from the usual format to tackle the daunting challenge of
explaining the global financial crisis to an increasingly perplexed
public.
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Glass’ house: Host brings radio to Paramount stage
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The Hook | 2/2/2009
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If you’re looking for an epiphany– like the kind radio listeners hear on the documentary program This American Life every week– in the story of how host Ira Glass came to be in radio, you won’t find it.
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Interview with Ira Glass
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The Onion | 1/28/2009
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A lot has changed for This American Life host Ira Glass in the last few years.
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This American treasure
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National Post | 1/27/2009
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The king of American public radio, Ira Glass, sounds on first hearing like an amateur who doesn't know much about broadcasting.
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