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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Episode 736 — Live Wire Radio (opens the original)
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Tamara Yajia, Susan Rice, and Anna Tivel Comedy writer Tamara Yajia unpacks her memoir Cry for Me, Argentina, which follows her unorthodox upbringing between the U.S. and Argentina while attempting to become a child star; stand-up comedian Susan Rice comments on life as a woman in her 70s... which includes a dating service called SilverSingles; and indie folk artist Anna Tivel explains how traveling by train across North America has inspired her songwriting, before performing her tune "Californi
Episode 735 — Live Wire Radio (opens the original)
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Sean Sherman, Jackie Kashian, and Laura Veirs Chef and restaurateur Sean Sherman (a.k.a. The Sioux Chef) explores the historical significance and culinary potential of decolonized ingredients in his latest cookbook Turtle Island: Foods and Traditions of the Indigenous Peoples of North America; stand-up comedian Jackie Kashian unpacks her anger... and the business of fly fishing; and indie folk musician Laura Veirs finds the connection between weight lifting and songwriting, before performing her
Episode 734 — Live Wire Radio (opens the original)
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Alexis Okeowo, Maria Bamford, and Pete Droge Writer Alexis Okeowo (The New Yorker) untangles the themes of her new book Blessings and Disasters: A Story of Alabama, which weaves personal experience and the complex history of her home state; legendary comedian Maria Bamford takes the hot seat and answers her popular Vulture magazine questionnaire; and alt-folk rocker Pete Droge performs "You Called Me Kid" from his latest album Fade Away Blue. Alexis Okeowo is a staff writer at The New Yorker who
Episode 733 — Live Wire Radio (opens the original)
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Lindy West, Angela Nissel, and Pedro the Lion Author Lindy West discusses her road-trip memoir, Adult Braces: Driving Myself Sane, and the online backlash sparked by the relationship choices she details in the book; writer Angela Nissel unpacks her new book, Good Grief, Pass the Bread, Mom Is Dead—a reckoning with her complicated relationship with her mother, particularly her role as caretaker in her mother's final days; and indie rockers Pedro the Lion perform "Modesto" from their latest album,
Episode 732 — Live Wire Radio (opens the original)
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Maria Bamford, Brandi Brown, and The Reasonable Doubts Comedian Maria Bamford riffs on money troubles... and why Instacart might be to blame; comic and crop artist Brandi Brown unpacks her childhood encounter with Prince and her favorite spots at the famed Minnesota State Fair; and The Reasonable Doubts prove that a cover band made up entirely of Minnesota state judges knows how to rock without robes. Maria Bamford is a stand-up comedian, actor, and New York Times bestselling author with her mem
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