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"Tax day. Perhaps a sense of relief made me eat more, but I’d have gorged just as much had I been facing an audit."
Why Americans are more upset about altering the fictional history of cartoon turtles than they are about changing the backstory of honest Abe.
"Questionable" sections of his Apple factory exposé have been cut.
"His imitation of my writing and delivery are so dead-on, it was hard to keep listening."
"If you donate now, Carl Kassell will leave a dirty — and I mean really filthy — message on a loved one's answering machine."
The writer and 'This American Life' regular fills out our patented questionnaire.
"I don't understand the new hipster obsession with tater tots. They're never as good in practice as they are in theory."
Two parts charm, one part life lesson.
The "This American Life" host does an Elliott Smith cover with Lucy Wainwright Roche.
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