As we say goodbye to 2023, a collection of passages from some of our favorite episodes of the year. Featuring journalist and podcast host Sam Sanders on the stories of the summer (4:10), director and actor Natasha Lyonne on being a child actor in New York City (18:42), the Stanley Kubrick film that propelled Tom Hanks into performing (28:55), critic Hilton Als on the late Joan Didion (41:45), and novelist Zadie Smith on the politics of writing (52:15).
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Tracing 'The Steps' of Musician Alana Haim
The Era(s) of Musician Este Haim
Abbi Jacobson is in a League of Her Own
Composer Ludwig Göransson (‘Oppenheimer’) Can Hear the Music
Beto O'Rourke and the Border
Costume Designer Ruth E. Carter Threads History and the Afrofuture
The Revolution Will Be Televised (with 'The Bear' Writer Alex O'Keefe)
Photographer Joel Meyerowitz: The Pleasure of Seeing
At Home with Writer Joyce Carol Oates
The Summer of Our Discontent with Reporter Astead Herndon (The New York Times)
The Making of Tom Hanks
Every Second Counts with Actor Jon Bernthal (‘The Bear’)
The Era of Actor Michael Shannon
Model and Activist Geena Rocero Lives Her Story
A Father’s Day Special with Sarah Silverman
A Sunday Matinee with Actor Oscar Isaac
Comedian and Actor Ramy Youssef Tells a Muslim American Story
The Elements of Singer-Songwriter Arlo Parks
Director Nicole Holofcener’s Art Imitates Life
Bill Hader Says Goodbye to ‘Barry’
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