Here's The Thing with Alec Baldwin
Award-winning actor Alec Baldwin takes listeners into the lives of artists, policy makers and performers. Alec sidesteps the predictable by going inside the dressing rooms, apartments, and offices of people we want to understand better: Ira Glass, Lena Dunham, David Letterman, Barbara Streisand, Tom Yorke, Chris Rock and others. Hear what happens when an inveterate guest becomes a host.
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Baldwin At His Best
11月10日
A Million Man and A Million Woman and A Million Transgender and A Million Immigrants and A Million with at least two years of community college booing Trump at his “ Sworn In” and his parade. No need to hold signs or violence . Form peaceful groups and BOO him relentlessly. Pass the plan, Alex.
Great guest!
11月8日
I started listening to this podcast because I was interested in Jonathan Tetelman, and I thought the interview was unique and interesting. Alec was engaging, funny, and self-deprecating, which allowed this great opera singer to tell his story entertainingly. Since that day, I have been a fan! I wish Alec the best in his endeavours
You're saving us Alec!
11月7日
You are candid, and what could be deemed as sorrowful, pre-election angst, resonated with so many people. And, of course, the unfortunate ultimately temporary disappointing outcome. But your honest worry and concern absolutely validates those of us who think the same way, so thank you.
Well, What Fresh New News is THIS?
10月5日
I’ve recently and happily stumbled on this podcast! I’ve been a fan of Alex Baldwin from elsewhere, but this is yet a new facet of his talent: turns out he has a great voice, and agile mind, asking great questions, on salient issues. Thank GOD someone is focusing on critical issues other than politics. Climate change—AKA Climate CRISIS! We have SO far to go to address the problem and SO LITTLE time! For a long time, I’ve felt a bit like “chicken little” alone in my angst! I so welcome the company of Such great talent as Mr. Baldwin! THANK YOU! Trains! You mentioned trains—could we ever possibly transition more deliberately from reliance on the automobile to TRAINS? Yes, keep the cars for local use when needed, but load them onto trains, along with their passengers, to travel long distances. There’s a precedent for this: for half a century or more, wealthy New Yorkers have traveled by train to spend their winter vacations in Florida. Those who own cars have transported them by train! What a brilliant idea! Are you aware that automobile travel is extremely dangerous? Look at the statistics! The chance of dying in an automobile crash—the lifetime incidence is one in 104! Airlines have an incidence more like one in 4 million! Yet what do we fear? Flying! While it is the automobile most likely to kill us. Just goes to show, familiarity breeds complacency—as well as contempt! Don’t even get me started on the “motorcycle” which in the ER (I’m a retired doctor) we refer to as “donor-cycles.” State law should REQUIRE all motorists, whether by auto, motorcycle or bicycle, to be organ donors. (Bicycles are reasonably safe. It’s when they share space with automobiles that they become dangerous.) Did I mention I’m obsessed with safety? …Rachel Scott, septuagenarian author of “Muscle & Blood,” c 1974, Dutton, a muckraking book on the many causes of death in the workplace, fueled of course, by corporate greed.
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