Is it a podcast or is it cake?

Happy To Be Here

Greta Johnsen

Nerds, Self, Improvement, Pop, Books, Wbez, Technology, Nerdette, Society & Culture, Culture, Tv & Film, Tv, Nerd

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

We talk to Dylan Marron about his podcast ‘Conversations with people who hate me.’ Plus, are travel guidebooks dead? Or are they cake?

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0:00.0	You may not know this, but with WBEZ, you can check up on the news live anytime you want,
0:07.4	with the WBEZ app or at 91.5 on your car radio, whether you beam it or stream it.
0:13.3	The news is on WBEZ.
0:15.3	Hi!
0:16.3	Hello!
0:17.3	Wow, thrilled.
0:18.3	Just thrilled to be here.
0:25.3	Hey, here we go.
0:31.2	From WBEZ Chicago, this is Nerdette.
0:33.9	I'm Greta Johnson.
0:34.9	We did it.
0:35.9	We made it to another weekend, and it is somehow already April.
0:39.2	Coming up, Dylan Marin tells us about his new book based on the lessons he learned from
0:43.0	his podcast where he literally calls up people who say horrible things to him on the internet.
0:48.5	He wrote a homophobic message to me, and I've been in touch with him for the last five
0:53.4	years.
0:54.4	Plus, is the travel guide in book form dead?
0:57.0	I mean, it remains to be seen whether that's true as an older generation of travelers is
1:02.7	replaced by younger generation of travelers who might have less experience with guidebooks.
1:07.3	But first, it's our panel on the week that was with us today.
1:10.5	We have two people who work on the Delightful NPR podcast, everyone and their mom, Emma
1:14.9	Choy is the show's host, Emma.
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