Diane Wu
Radio Producer and Managing Editor at This American Life
radio producer @ThisAmerLife
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Nov 16, 2024 |
thisamericanlife.org | Diane Wu
Producer Diane Wu travels to Minnesota, where the turkey set to be pardoned by The President of the United States later this month is having the turkiness trained out of him. (10 minutes)
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Dec 8, 2023 |
thisamericanlife.org | Ira Glass |Valerie Kipnis |Diane Wu |Aviva DeKornfeld
Note: The internet version of this episode contains un-beeped curse words. BEEPED VERSION. In the middle of the night, host Ira Glass meets a woman on a mission at Port Authority bus station. (13 minutes) Producer Valerie Kipnis follows a group of people who’ve just arrived at their new home, a tent shelter in the middle of nowhere. (11 minutes)Reporting help from Jika Gonzalez. Producer Diane Wu talks to an asylum seeker trying to hustle his way through bureaucratic limbo.
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Jun 15, 2023 |
thisamericanlife.org | Ira Glass |David Kestenbaum |Diane Wu
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I produced this story, and at one point during the interview, quietly texted @KieseLaymon a question to ask Darryl, which he did, and Darryl responded, "That sounds like a Diane Wu question!" Within one interview Darryl had figured us both out. A deep listener. Hate this news
We are very sad to hear of the sudden loss of Darryl Lenox, who was in “The Possum Experiment” episode we made last summer, talking about how strangers treated him differently once he lost his sight. https://t.co/QY64fWt9Cf
RT @newsmanual: So I’m working on a story about marriage pacts - those “if we’re both 50 and still single let’s get married” deals. I’m loo…
Arrived home and realized it’s the last time I get to dig the Post Magazine out of my parents’ stack of papers on the kitchen table and immediately read Date Lab the way I’ve done every visit home since college. Thanks to everyone who made the magazine, awfully sad to see it go. https://t.co/uhR4lQLCuR