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Episode 27: On Fire
/dl/podcast/nplusone_episode27.mp3 On this episode of the n+1 podcast, we feature Jonathan Griffin, author of the book On Fire, in conversation with Paper Monument editor Dushko Petrovich. On Fire explores the phenomenon of studio fires and how artists recover in the aftermath. This interview was recorded at an event hosted by Rachel Uffner Gallery and Night Gallery in May 2016. Read an excerpt from On Fire here.
Tough questions: Bringing change while staying true to Jewish traditions, history
By Rabbi Aaron Braun, Guest Torah Columnist Torah Portion: Pinchas (Numbers 25:10−30:1) Change is hard. It often feels that as Jews, we are programmed to be resistant to any kind of change. The world around us, however, forces us to recognize change. Recently I sat down to lunch with a friend who happens to be an Apostolic pastor. He probed questions of the Jewish faith, inquiring, as he explained, to understand more about where his faith has come from.
Episode 34: Sour Heart
On this episode of the n+1 podcast, Jenny Zhang reads her short story “Why Were They Throwing Bricks?” featured in Issue 28. The story is excerpted from her new story collection Sour Heart.
Episode 33: A Dalliance with Transhumanism
/dl/podcast/nplusone_episode33a.mp3 On this episode of the n+1 podcast, Nausicaa Renner interviews Meghan O’Gieblyn, author of the essay “Ghost in the Cloud” from Issue 28, to discuss her spiritual history in relationship with Transhumanism.
Right Turn | Online Only | n+1
As we embark on a new Republican era, read through the best of n+1’s writing on the GOP, from 2004 to 2016: What Weekly Standard writers prefer to do is allow those from elite backgrounds to pretend to speak like the philistine middle-class. From its birth in 1995, the magazine’s shtick was the replacement of politics with cultural politics as its real weapon. The brave ordinary man doesn’t need to share an income with them (and he doesn’t), a neighborhood, school, or a social class.
Episode 32: Against Everything
This episode of the n+1 podcast features an interview with n+1 cofounder Mark Greif about his book Against Everything. Greif spoke with Steve Paulson, of the Wisconsin Public Radio program “To the Best of Our Knowledge,” and the program’s extended interview is being co-released with the n+1 podcast. We thank everyone at WPR for producing this episode. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, subscribe via RSS, or download the episode (106.2 MB) If you like this article, please subscribe to n+1.
Episode 31: On Frank Zappa
On this episode of the n+1 podcast, Nausicaa Renner and Dan Piepenbring sit down with Paul Grimstad to talk about his essay “Never a Hippie, Always a Freak,” on the life of musician Frank Zappa and the new biographical documentary Eat That Question.
Episode 26: Uncanny Valley
Anna Wiener speaks with editor Dayna Tortorici about her essay “Uncanny Valley,” a fictionalized account of her time working in the Silicon Valley tech industry. Anna and Dayna discuss the background of the story and how it became one of the magazine’s most popular pieces.
Episode 20: Modern Love
/dl/podcast/nplusone_episode20.mp3 On this month’s episode of the n+1 podcast, author and contributor Emily Witt joins us to talk about the intersection of technology and contemporary sexuality.
A physician gets a bad online review. What next?
In this age of Internet-everything, online reviews have become the par for the course for business, and this includes medicine. Indeed, one recent survey found that 88 percent of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations. So online reviews count. And overall, this is a good thing.
Episode 16: Spoiled
/dl/podcast/nplusone_episode16.mp3 On this new episode of the n+1 podcast, editor Nikil Saval and contributor Elias Rodriques talk about the Issue 20 Intellectual Situation on privilege and the “check your privilege” discourse. Then, author Alexandra Kleeman joins us to talk about her most recent piece in Issue 21 “The Raw and the Rawer” about fruitarianism and all-fruit diets.
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