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Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed People occasionally ask me what my favorite Podcast is. I really don t have to think very hard about it. Hands down, it s This American Life, hosted by Ira Glass. Each week, they choose a theme and then relate stories based on that theme. Sometimes, it s one story, or it could be five. They are separated by acts. It is, by far, the most compelling audio program I ve ever listened to in my entire life. I do enjoy Technology, but sometimes I need to escape it. I don t honestly listen to many Tech podcasts. I live it! If there s something I want to know, I generally find out from all of you. For a long time, This American Life was only a radio show, one with a hard-to-describe sound, millions of listeners, and a bunch of awards. Then, after more than a decade on the radio, we started the television show, mostly because it seemed like it might be fun. We continue to produce the weekly radio show, which can be heard on more than 500 public radio stations around the country (find a station near you) as well as on this website, through our free podcast. The television show is on the Showtime network. The radio and TV shows follow the same format. There s a theme to each episode, and a variety of stories on that theme. It s mostly true stories of everyday people, though not always. There s lots more to the show, but, like we said, it s sort of hard to describe. Probably the best way to understand the show is to start at our favorites page, though we have full guides to our TV show and our radio show, with clips. If you want to dive into the hundreds of episodes we ve done over the years, there s an archive of all our old radio shows and listings for all our TV episodes, too. Even if you don t care a lick about the subject matter, you re still going to love it. If you re a parent/guardian, you may want to consider using this as a teaching tool. It s basically truth put into a storytelling construct. I don t care how old you are, or what country you may live in. You will love This American Life. You may look at the subject lines, and think it sounds stupid and you ll want to skip it. DON T! Trust me, you will get sucked in. It s so compelling, I have to make the recommendation to all of you to check it out. NoBull Bodybuilding: Guide To Massive Muscle And Shredded Abs. You Can Learn How To Podcast - Made Easy Videos! New Podcast Secrets Revealed E-book. Want to embed this video on your own site, blog, or forum? Use this code or download the video: object width= 425 height= 350 param name= movie value= http://www.youtube.com/v/QlpGnhUaZ3Q /param param name= wmode value= transparent /param embed src= http://www.youtube.com/v/QlpGnhUaZ3Q type= application/x-shockwave-flash wmode= transparent width= 425 height= 350 /embed /object br / a href= http://chris.pirillo.com/ Chris /a | a href= http://live.pirillo.com/ Live Tech Support /a | a href= http://media.pirillo.com/ Video Help /a | a href= http://feeds.pirillo.com/ChrisPirilloShow Add to iTunes /a Where do You get Your Information? Live Streaming Tips for you and your Community How to Build an Audio and Video Podcast RathofMac WebcamMax How To Video Andrew Clark Nintendo DS Giveaway Guidelines Kosso Live At Gnomedex People Still Subscribe to MP3 (Audio) Podcasts?! Recasting the Podcast Caste The Best Podcasting Client for Windows? a What s Your Favorite Podcast?

live.pirillo.com - geeks.pirillo.com - People occasionally ask me what my favorite Podcast is. I really don't have to think very hard about it. Hands down, it's 'This American Life', hosted by Ira Glass. Each week, they choose a theme and then relate stories based on that theme. Author: lockergnome Keywords: blog gadgets help information ira-glass lifecast pirillo podcast show this-american-life video Added: September 15, 2008

Our film crew goes to Iowa to investigate the ever-increasing role genetic science is playing on the modern pig farm. But once we're there, some of us find out that there are things about pork production that we don't actually want to find out. This clip comes from Pandora's Box, the season finale of This American Life with Ira Glass. See it now, only on Showtime. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass pandoras box pig farm Eddie O'Conner alex blumberg Added: April 26, 2007

Todd Sacktor had a fairly controversial theory about how the brain stored memories, and for sixteen years his only worry was whether he was right. Until he proved it. Then his worry turned to fear that someday very bad people could use his innovation for very bad things. This clip comes from Pandora's Box, the season finale of This American Life with Ira Glass. See it now, only on Showtime. Watch This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass pandoras box memory Todd Sacktor Andre Fenton LTP Added: April 26, 2007

This outtake is from "Pandora's Box," the season finale of This American Life with Ira Glass. It was cut from a montage of beautifully shot scenes that are meant to evoke memory and loss. You decide whether it would have fit. Watch This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass pandora's box memory science rats love outtake Added: April 25, 2007

The unpredictable things that can happen when you bring a new idea into the world. Watch "Pandora's Box", the season finale of This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass pandoras box memory weiner circle pigs science mice Added: April 23, 2007

In most places, believers and non-believers don't really hang out that much. It's volatile. So what happens when they make a painting together? Watch "God's Close-Up" the 3rd episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Only on Showtime. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass Ben Mcpherson God Mormon paintings art Utah beard Added: April 23, 2007

GJ Echternkamp decided to film the thing he knows best in the world... his own family. And he ended up with this funny, amazing footage that reveals things he'd never seen before. Watch "The Cameraman," the 4th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Learn about GJ's Film, "Frank & Cindy": http://frankandcindy.com Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass Frank Cindy Echternkamp bionic oxo sleeping pills Added: April 23, 2007

Stories of people who are going along, feeling fine, when suddenly something snaps them back to reality. Which, you know, is never very pleasant. Watch "Reality Check", the 1st episode of This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime, and for a limited time at: http://www.sho.com/site/thisamericanlife/video.do. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri thislife improv everywhere iraglass charlie todd ghostsofpasha best gig ever npr prank Added: April 23, 2007

Stories of people who are willing themselves to the next stage in their lives, no matter what anyone around them thinks. Watch "Growth Spurt", the 5th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass growth spurt seniors sundance starting over Added: April 15, 2007

Meet Charlie. He used to run his own business with a dozen employees. People knew him. He had a whole life. And then he retired to California. This clip is from Growth Spurt, the 5th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the full story only on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass charlie painting nudes seniors sundance Added: April 15, 2007

Sascha Rothchild reads from her own teenage diary. Her story was first recorded for Mortified, a stage show based in Los Angeles produced by David Nadelberg. This clip is from Growth Spurt, the 5th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the full story only on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Learn about Mortified: http://getmortified.com Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass mortified Sascha Rothchild diary miami nadelberg Added: April 15, 2007

When Cindy married Frank, he was the young, handsome bassist of OXO, a band with a top 10 single and the whole world ahead of them. Twenty years later, you might say Frank has changed. To find out what happened, Cindy's son GJ Echternkamp turned on his camera. The results became "The Cameraman," the 4th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the whole story unfold April 12th on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Learn about GJ's Film, "Frank & Cindy": http://frankandcindy.com Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass Frank Cindy Echternkamp bionic oxo documentary film Added: April 10, 2007

When GJ Echternkamp started filming his family with one goal: to expose Frank, his alcoholic stepfather. But the story he ended up with is far more complicated and cathartic. In this scene from our 5th episode, GJ's mom explains why she's been acting a little weird lately. This clip is an outtake from "The Cameraman," the 4th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the whole story unfold, starting April 12th on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Learn about GJ's Film, "Frank & Cindy": http://frankandcindy.com Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass Frank Cindy Echternkamp bionic oxo sleeping pills Added: April 10, 2007

GJ Echternkamp made a documentary about his mom, Cindy and his dad, Frank. And many years ago, Frank, who was in the band OXO, made a weird little movie of his own. This clip didn't make it into our TV show, but it did make it into GJ's film, "Frank & Cindy." This clip is an outtake from Act 1 of "The Cameraman," the 4th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the whole story April 12th on Showtime. Learn more about us: http://thisamericanlife.org Learn more about Frank & Cindy: http://frankandcindy.com Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass Frank Cindy Echternkamp bionic films oxo Added: April 6, 2007

Show Ben McPherson a beard, and he'll tell you who's behind it. Ben's becoming a bit of an expert. He photographs live models to use as references for his elaborate paintings of the life of Jesus Christ. Turns out there's one thing a good Bible scene needs: Lots of men with beards. This clip is from Act 1 of "God's Close-up" the 3rd episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the whole story April 5th on Showtime, or any time On Demand. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass Ben Mcpherson God Mormon paintings Utah beard chart Added: April 4, 2007

Ben McPherson stages & photographs elaborate Bible scenes, then uses the photos as references for his enormous, lifelike paintings. Each scene is a huge undertakings, but because he lives in Utah, and Mormonism frown on facial hair, Ben's biggest obstacle is recruiting enough men with beards. So he ends up searching Utah's homeless shelters and anarchist cafes to find his prophets and disciples. This clip is from Act 1 of "God's Close-up" the 3rd episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the whole story April 5th on Showtime, or any time On Demand. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com Author: talwithiraglass Keywords: ira glass this american life pri showtime thislife npr wbez iraglass Ben Mcpherson God Mormon paintings art Utah beard Added: April 4, 2007

They're turning famed WBEZ Chicago public radio show This American Life into a TV show. It's coming to Showtime March 22nd. Showtime!? Blarg... I hope it's on the torrents so I can steal it. I wish they'd just dump that B.S. cable stuff and video podcast it so the people who want to see it can. They could reach a LOT more people and make a lot more money if they simply video podcast it and put ads in it. It would be so much more profitable in fact they could put FAR less ads in it... but then heh, I'm not saying anything that hasn't been said a million bizzilian times. Just shut up and watch the trailer. Watch movie Original post on February 23, 2007 from del.icio.us/popular/system:media:video: (RSS feed) (Via Mefeedia)

This week on Tapestry, the therapeutic value of drum circles. Also, it's part harp, part guitar: the unusual sound of the Glenwood Duo. And, the lo-fi retro folk sound of Birmingham's Henry Dunkle.

Oh dear. It is a review-a-ton. For those of you who wondered why Duncan had been muzzled as of late, your answer is here as he and Amanda rant with willful abandon (mostly Duncan). Once again he brings shame to his family as we review shows at VON ZWECK, The Mars Gallery, NOVA, Garden Fresh, Live Box, Kasia Kay, Navta Schulz Gallery, Rowland Contemporary, Schopf Gallery, and Three Walls. Ouch. Not a lot of love here. But so far everyone is still alive. Negative this you blogosphere jerks. That British Journal that Duncan Spoke of Rhona Hoffman Gallery Corbett vs. Dempsey Olivia Schreiner Rowland ContemporaryStan Douglas Lora Fosberg Linda Warren Gallery Edward Muybridge Barry Anderson Steve Hamann Schopf Gallery on Lake Amy Devoogd Bruce Campbell Ben Potter Navta Schulz Gallery VON ZWECK Hyeyun Park LiveBox Gallery Sabrina Raaf Wendy Cooper Gallery Stelarc Annette Messager Three Walls Joseph Kohnke Miklos P. Simon Alee Peoples Ben Driggs Seth Hunter NOVA: Unexpected Token Show Garden Fresh Gallery Dana Sperry Ashley Bickerton Robin Assner Eleanor Spiess-Ferris Jerry Bleem Wizard Island Aron Packer Gallery Mars Gallery Heaven Gallery Tom Selleck Japeth Mennes Katherine Bowman

This week we corner MCA Chicago Curator and generally popular guy, Dominic Molon. We ask him about Wolfgang Tillmans and what the MCA thinks it's doing for Chicago Art. Joy Division! Photography! The Challanges of the '12x12' project! What is wrong with the 12 x 12 series? Dominic explains whose fault it really is that Chicago Artists are not getting out there. We also discuss the latest installment of the Focus series: Maureen Gallace. Duncan and Richard again shit the bed with formal and public apologies to Museum Curators and please, let this stand as our apology to the little people out there: We meant no disrespect. Your size is just... just... just... funny? Is it OK to admit that in this sort of thing? Duncan and Richard are stupid, is that OK? Amanda is lovely, so it's OK if she is occasionally slow. Oh yeah, and Duncan grossly miscalculates his role at Bad at Sports and tries to fire everyone. He is still begging to get back on the show and we'll have to see about that. Next Week: it is Angry Letter time as The Boys and Girl hit the streets for a review frenzie. For some reason there is lots of naughty language in this show, not for the sensitive listeners, as if we had them. MCA Chicago Dominic Molon Wolfgang Tillmans 12 x 12 Lane Rayela Maureen Gallace Minikiss Midgets Art or Idiocy? Lisa Dorin Marc Pascale Chris Cunningham Quintessential (yes I know I used it wrong) Jurgen Teller ID Magazines Index Magazine PS1 Morrissey Galerie Daniel Buchholz LA Hammer Museum Russell Furguson Sharon Lockhart Mark Wigley Peter Savill Joy Division New Order Randolph Street Gallery Independent Curators International Situation Comedy Julie Rodrigues Widholm James Rondeau Michael Asher Hamza Walker Art Institute of Chicago Renaissance Society Bread Alan Artner Venice Biennial Armory Show Art|Basel South by Southwest James Yood biennale of Sydney Bienal de Sao Paulo Biennale of Montreal Douglas Gordon Rodney Graham Jeff Wall Glasgow Steven Shearer Brian Jungen Janet Cardiff Toronto Art Chicago Project Room Kavi Gupta Monique Meloche Rhona Hoffman Bodybuilder and Sportsman Michelle Grabner Bicycle Thief NADA Hether Hubbs Tom Friedman Arturo Herrera Copenhagen Art Peter Land Ann Lislegaard Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset Joachim Koester Guards Self Esteem for Boys Everyone's Fired Fuck You Jackass From Richard

Lane Relyea is back for more mirth, music, and mayhem. What is the future of art criticism? What is wrong with art students today? Are we too hung up on artist from the 80's? Are you wrong for holding a day job? Is Pollock mainstream? Is Death Cab for Cutie lame compared to the Postal Service? Why is Lane so hung up on ties? Is Amanda pregnant? Does Richard have three weeks to live? Will Duncan ever be allowed to use the mic? All of these questions and so much more talked about in this action packed sequel to Episode 32. Gaylen Gerber Jeanne Dunning Judy Ledgerwood Tony Tasset Lane Relyea Michelle Grabner Barnett Newman Death Cab for Cutie Postal Service Iron and Wine Cat Power Elliot Smith Kurt Varnedoe Nicholas Serota Jackson Pollack Van Gogh Eva Hesse Felix Gonzalez Torres Donald Judd Carolee Schneemann Marlon Brando Tennesse Williams Franz Kline Robert Smithson Rikrit Tiravanija Dave HickeyBAT Wolfgang Tillmans Laura Owens David Salle Hal Foster Rosalind Krauss Craig Owens Douglas Crimp Tom Lawson Eric Fischl Douglas Huebler John Baldessari Brett Bloom

Richard, Duncan and Amanda venture off to the lovely home of James Yood, critic of Artforum, and professor at SAIC. We talk about the raw humorless power of the Chicago art scene and reminice about days gone by.....oh boy. Houston checks in! James Yood Artforum SAIC Fred Camper The Chicago Reader Art News New Art Examiner Art Chicago Ivan Albright George Bellows John Sloan Thomas Eatkins Thomas Blackman Mark Lyman Michael Workman Paul Klein Imagists Gaylen Gerber Jeanne Dunning Roger Brown Ed Paschke Frank Lloyd Wright Museum of Contemporary Art Bodybuilder br/ Catherin Murohy at Texas Gallerygroup show: The Music that He Constantly Plays Says Nothing to Me about My Life curator's site