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I've written a daily essay for almost 300 days. Most days what I publish falls short of what I imagined. Ira Glass explains why and what closes the gap.
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Chapters:
(00:00) Almost 300 Days of Daily Essays
(00:07) Ira Glass Starts at NPR
(00:29) Ira Glass on the Gap
(01:35) Nine Essays That Matched My Taste
(03:08) Volume Closes the Gap
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I've written a daily essay for almost 300 days.
Most days what I publish falls short of what I imagined.
Ira Glass hosts This American Life. As a college kid he walked into NPR's Washington office and offered to work the summer for free. He cut tape, wrote newscasts and filled in wherever they needed him.
By his account he couldn't write and structure a story well until he was almost 30. Years later he described that stretch in an interview about storytelling:
"Nobody tells this to people who ar…
Most days what I publish falls short of what I imagined.
Ira Glass hosts This American Life. As a college kid he walked into NPR's Washington office and offered to work the summer for free. He cut tape, wrote newscasts and filled in wherever they needed him.
By his account he couldn't write and structure a story well until he was almost 30. Years later he described that stretch in an interview about storytelling:
"Nobody tells this to people who ar…
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