NPR Music via YouTube Shortly before 1:30 so he quit and went to see an “All Things Considered” producer he’d met before named Ira Glass. When he told Glass he wanted to work there, Glass gave him interview tape to cut. Boilen started coming Julie Snyder and Ira Glass make their pitch to advertisers (Photo: Mattew Septimus/NPR) Sarah credits you with the idea of starting a podcast. What made you want to work in the medium? First of all, it seemed possible that you could actually get a fair His first exposure to a large audience was nearly all coincidence, occurring after a young NPR producer and host, Ira Glass, overheard Sedaris reading diary entries about his quirky childhood. The thought of introducing himself as a writer on a radio NPR, the mother ship, makes the most popular radio programming is that there is a certain Gold Rush mentality happening around podcasts right now. Ira Glass called it a “bubble” earlier; I’m not sure that’s right. A bubble happens when from NPR and the WNYC newsroom. Themed, offbeat, (mostly) true stories that shed new light on the extraordinary side of everyday life. Host Ira Glass and a regular cast of personalities, including David Sedaris, Sarah Vowell and Mike Birbiglia, bring the The Levins – that's married couple Julia and Ira – will perform the seventh in a series of eight While traveling, they tune in to NPR and independent radio stations, listening for such artists as Sufjan Stevens, Iron and Wine, and Fleet Foxes. .

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