Virtual Memories Show 359: Joan Marans Dim & Antonio Masi “Immigration is the central meaning and purpose of the Statue of Liberty.” In a time

Virtual Memories Show 358: Daniel Mendelsohn “Achilles is a hero who is mesmerizing without being penetrable, whereas Odysseus I think I understand (perhaps hubristic to

Virtual Memories Show 357: Walter Bernard “The first thing you try when you’re called in, is to find out how the top people see the

Virtual Memories Show 356: Emily Flake “My personal brand tracks so well with physical awkwardness.” With her new book That Was Awkward: The Art &

Virtual Memories Show: The Guest List 2019 It’s time for our year-end Virtual Memories Show tradition: The Guest List! I reached out to 2019’s pod-guests

Virtual Memories Show: Tom Spurgeon Memorial Service, Dec. 14, 2019 “I had an amazing life, and my love for my family is unsurpassed, followed nearly

Virtual Memories Show 354: Peter Kuper “Heart of Darkness deserves to be canonical because it addresses through art what it means to be civilized and

Virtual Memories Show: Tom Spurgeon Birthday Memorial Episode “The thing about Tom was, he wasn’t necessarily interested in everything you were interested in, but he

Virtual Memories Show 353: Edie Nadelhaft “For my art to click, sometimes I have to walk away at the right moment, and come back and

Virtual Memories Show 352: Robb Armstrong “These marks that the artist makes are our signature, our footprint. They have to stay.” At Cartoon Crossroads Columbus

Virtual Memories Show: Clive James Bonus Episode “Culture makes the world tolerable. It makes it possible to live in a world that would drive you

Virtual Memories Show 351: Annie Koyama “More and more in this society, if you have more than other people, you have a duty to share