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A good, concise pep talk from Ira Glass, about sticking with your creative endeavors. He's talking specifically about story telling, but it really goes for anything you want to pursue seriously. Except math. If you're still not good at math at 28, just give up already. (via mot cot)

May 29, 2008    tags: iraglass video

Four short videos in which Ira Glass talks about the art of storytelling.

Mar 2, 2007    tags: iraglass video

Ira Glass and This American Life have moved to NYC...and they're making a TV version of the show for Showtime.

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