Ira Glass of This American Life: Seven Things I’ve Learned October 25th @8pm

Ira Glass of This American Life: Seven Things I’ve Learned

Step into the world of storytelling with Ira Glass—the legendary creator, producer, and host of This American Life, the groundbreaking weekly public radio show heard by more than 5 million listeners worldwide. For one unforgettable evening, Ira takes the stage to pull back the curtain on the art of storytelling itself.

Blending audio, music, and video, he’ll weave together a live talk unlike anything you’ve experienced—sharing what inspires him, how he navigates triumphs and failures, and the creative sparks that fuel his passion. Watch as he mixes stories in real time, offering an inside look at the process that shaped This American Life and some of the most talked-about podcasts of our time, including Serial, S-Town, and Nice White Parents.

From his start as a 19-year-old NPR intern to becoming the voice behind one of the most celebrated programs in broadcast history, Ira has earned seven Peabody Awards, a Pulitzer Prize for audio journalism, and a place in the Library of Congress.

This is your chance to experience a master storyteller at work—and to ask him your own questions in an intimate Q&A that follows the presentation.

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