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374: Somewhere Out There Feb. 13, 2009 Act One: It’s Not Over Til The Fat Man Sings When Eric Hayot was 23, he went on an exchange program to China one summer.
343: Poultry Slam 2007 Nov. 23, 2007 Act Three: Chicken Diva Yet another testimony to the power chickens have over our hearts and minds.
639: In Dog We Trust (2018) Feb. 23, 2018 Act One: The Youth In Asia When a pet dies, to what degree can it be replaced by another? And to what degree can pets replace people in our lives? David Sedaris tells this story of cats and dogs and other animals.
517: Day At The Beach Jan. 31, 2014 Act Four: Now We Are Five David Sedaris comes from a big family, who for many years growing up, took annual vacations to the same beach house.
464: Invisible Made Visible May 18, 2012 Act Four: Turn Around Bright Eyes Ira Glass's sister once met David Sedaris, and commented that he was much nicer than she thought he would be, given his writing.
