Full episode 95: Monogamy Act One Scientific Experiment Share a clip ByIra Glass Chris and Sylvere, and how they tried to contain a marriage-threatening crush, and how difficult that is. (26 minutes) More in MarriageView all 689: Digging Up the Bones Dec. 6, 2019 Act Four: Revision Quest In her forties, Jill Ciment wrote about the love of her life. 665: Before Things Went to Hell Jan. 11, 2019 Act Two: Director’s Cut Comedian Will Weldon’s ex-wife made a movie loosely based on their marriage. Producer Elna Baker watches the film with Will as he revisits his break-up. 617: Fermi’s Paradox May 19, 2017 Act Two: Two Can Be as Sad as One We turn now to one of the loneliest experiences a person can have: marriage. More by Ira GlassView all 700: Embiggening Apr. 10, 2020 Act Three: Tunnel Vision A mysterious tunnel in Toronto leads to wild public speculation. 699: Fiasco! Apr. 3, 2020 Act Two: Squirrel Cop The first day on the job inevitably means mistakes, mishaps, and sometimes, fiascos. 697: Alone Together Mar. 20, 2020 Act Three: Mom Ira calls up his mother Shirley Glass after unexpectedly finding her quoted as a “sexpert” in Marie Claire magazine, back in 1996.
689: Digging Up the Bones Dec. 6, 2019 Act Four: Revision Quest In her forties, Jill Ciment wrote about the love of her life.
665: Before Things Went to Hell Jan. 11, 2019 Act Two: Director’s Cut Comedian Will Weldon’s ex-wife made a movie loosely based on their marriage. Producer Elna Baker watches the film with Will as he revisits his break-up.
617: Fermi’s Paradox May 19, 2017 Act Two: Two Can Be as Sad as One We turn now to one of the loneliest experiences a person can have: marriage.
700: Embiggening Apr. 10, 2020 Act Three: Tunnel Vision A mysterious tunnel in Toronto leads to wild public speculation.
699: Fiasco! Apr. 3, 2020 Act Two: Squirrel Cop The first day on the job inevitably means mistakes, mishaps, and sometimes, fiascos.
697: Alone Together Mar. 20, 2020 Act Three: Mom Ira calls up his mother Shirley Glass after unexpectedly finding her quoted as a “sexpert” in Marie Claire magazine, back in 1996.
