What I Really Want to Talk About
What I Really Want to Talk About
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Did you know that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar loves comic books and that Tom Hanks collects vintage typewriters? Every single one of us has a hidden passion--something that turns us on and lights us up. On this show, I sit down with fascinating people and we talk about the things that really matter to them and to all of us. It might be surprising, it might be weighty, it might be weird…It’s What I Really Want to Talk About.
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Explores topics centered around personal interests and hidden passions, featuring episodes on subjects such as horology, film critique, and cultural nostalgia, with discussions on the significance of timekeeping in modern society and the impact of horror films on popular culture.
Everyone has a passion and a story to tell. Something that lights them up. On this show we talk to fascinating people about the things that really matter to them and to all of us. Sometimes it’s funny, sometimes it’s deep, every time… we learn something new.
It’s What I Really Want to Talk About.
Graham Griffith, also known as GG, is an open-source program designer and journalism missionary. He is a media strategist and audio producer who launched the award-winning national radio programs On Point and The Takeaway, as well as being part of the team that created Spotify’s Sound Up, GG has developed a unique perspective on podcasting and radio specifically, and journalism in general. We have a deep and broad conversation about what journalism is and where it’s going, and how we can all work and gather together to make sense of a complex and confusing world.
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