Glenn Loury

3 weeks ago | glennloury.substack.com | Glenn Loury

The announcement for the livestream misstated the date. It’s happening on Thursday, June 5, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM EDT. My apologies.

3 weeks ago | glennloury.substack.com | Glenn Loury

As I announced last week, I’m taking a break from the regular show and the Substack for the month of June. But the team and I are using the time to work on some new ideas, and the first one in the docket is livestreaming. So if you find yourself in front of a computer tomorrow, June 5 from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM EDT, tune in to watch and participate in a live conversation. In the first hour, I’ll be talking with Nikita and LaJuan. In the second hour, I’ll be taking questions and comments from the chat.

3 weeks ago | glennloury.substack.com | Glenn Loury

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -6:59Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. When I announced our pause for the month of June here on Substack, I neglected to do so on our other two primary channels, YouTube and the podcast. So for those who get my content that way, here are video and audio versions of last week’s post. Talk to you soon.

4 weeks ago | glennloury.substack.com | Glenn Loury

Don't blame you. My age is in the middle of yours and John's and I've spent enough of my lifetime with deadlines and commitments. I've often thought that if you and John went back to once-a-month like in the old days, I wouldn't mind. Instead of scrambling to find a topic, you might find yourself scrambling to say everything you wanted in that once-a-month hour. I enjoy the additional content, sure, but no one wants it to become drudgery for you.

1 month ago | glennloury.substack.com | Glenn Loury

When I launched The Glenn Show 2.0 back in late 2021, I wanted to see if I could take the video podcast I’d been doing for years and turn it into a freestanding, financially sustainable operation. With Nikita Petrov developing the show’s creative vision and digital expansion and Mark Sussman helming the editorial operation—along with the able assistance of Lukas Sluzar, who keeps the show looking and sounding sharp—we’ve found a combination that works.