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Meet Ira Glass, the voice behind This American Life, the renowned public radio show and podcast that has shaped narrative non-fiction since 1995. Glass is celebrated for his compelling spoken storytelling, thoughtful interviews, and hallmark radio journalism. While TAL is the flagship project, Glass also performs live stage shows—sharing narrative-driven storytelling that engages audiences beyond the airwaves. His work has earned major awards, including Peabody Awards and a groundbreaking Pulitzer Prize for Audio Reporting in 2020 for the episode The Out Crowd, produced with partners from the Los Angeles Times and Vice News.

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Glass’s live appearances deliver the intimate, carefully crafted storytelling you expect from TAL, with a focus on narrative craft, human experience, and current events. He performs at a variety of venues across the United States, providing an insightful look into how radio journalism meets live performance. For fans of true storytelling, this is a chance to see a master at work in person.

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For updates on TAL-related events and appearances, follow TAL on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter/X. We’ll keep you informed with safe, straightforward ticket access to each reserved show date.

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Upcoming Ira Glass performances bring his distinctive narrative voice to stages nationwide. Dates and venues are listed individually, with each show treated as a standalone event. If you’re looking to secure your seats, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss access to tickets. Track all the latest appearances for 2025 and beyond, including stops in Milwaukee, Tarrytown, Stowe, Peekskill, and Santa Rosa. For additional context on Glass’s work, explore his long-running role with This American Life and his occasional collaborations in music-related projects, such as the 2010 guest vocal credit on Lucy Wainwright Roche’s track Say Yes.

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Quick Facts About Ira Glass

  • Ira Glass is the host and co-creator of This American Life (TAL), a flagship public radio show and podcast dating from 1995.
  • TAL has earned major awards, including Peabody Awards and the first Pulitzer Prize for Audio Reporting in 2020 for the episode 'The Out Crowd,' produced with partners from Los Angeles Times and Vice News.
  • Glass is known for live TAL-related stage shows and other live appearances, such as Ira Glass-led talks and performances at various venues around the U.S. in 2025.
  • In 2025, publicly documented appearances include The Pabst Theater (Milwaukee, WI) on Jan 11, Tarrytown Music Hall (Tarrytown, NY) on Jan 18, Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center (Stowe, VT) on Sep 27, Paramount Hudson Valley Theater (Peekskill, NY) on Oct 25, and Luther Burbank Center for the Arts (Santa Rosa, CA) on Nov 1.
  • Glass’s work is primarily in spoken storytelling and narrative non-fiction, not as a traditional music artist; his genre is best described as radio journalism and live storytelling.
  • For audience updates, TAL directs followers to its Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter/X channels rather than a personal Ira Glass social media presence.

Upcoming Ira Glass performances bring his distinctive narrative voice to stages nationwide. Dates and venues are listed individually, with each show treated as a standalone event. If you’re looking to secure your seats, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss access to tickets. Track all the latest appearances for 2025 and beyond, including stops in Milwaukee, Tarrytown, Stowe, Peekskill, and Santa Rosa. For additional context on Glass’s work, explore his long-running role with This American Life and his occasional collaborations in music-related projects, such as the 2010 guest vocal credit on Lucy Wainwright Roche’s track Say Yes.

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