And that's what public radio is supposed to stand for. Spitz had Glass telephone a potential station underwriter, who's a fan. She almost had a heart attack. And she probably doesn't have any reaction to them. Part of the appeal is that the program surprises.
Topics are so eclectic and offbeat as to be entirely unpredictable.
Stories vary in tone. Often it's very, very funny, but sometimes it's absolutely full of pathos and irony and sadness. He tells us she didn't hate the dancing. But I couldn't feel that I hated it. Like, I don't feel like I don't like this job.