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Modern Love

Live From The Wilbur Theater (Part One) | With Brian Tyree Henry and Alysia Reiner

Modern Love

The New York Times

Nytimes, Redemption, Society & Culture, New York Times, Love, Essay, Storytelling, Loss, Nyt

4.48.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2017

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Brian Tyree Henry, star of the hit FX show "Atlanta," and Alysia Reiner of "Orange is the New Black" kick off Part I of our live episode recorded live at the Wilbur Theater in Boston.

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Modern Love The Podcast is supported by...

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From the New York Times and WBU are Boston, this is Modern Love Live at the Wilbur Theatre.

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I'm your host, Megyn Chakrabardi.

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I'm your host, Megyn Chakrabardi.

1:12.0

Thank you!

1:16.0

And a very warm thank you to our musical guest, Hight.

1:20.0

Here they go, they're off the stage, performing tonight's theme song, our theme song from Modern Love.

1:25.0

We will hear more from her later in the show.

1:28.0

But first, Happy Valentine's Day.

1:32.0

I just want to make note, you'd all chose to be here tonight on Valentine's Day.

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Now, whether you love Valentine's Day or dread it or ignore it every year, I think we can basically all agree that love itself is truly worth celebrating.

1:52.0

And that is what we're doing here tonight, right?

1:57.0

That was very half-hearted. We are celebrating love, right?

2:04.0

Much better.

2:06.0

Okay, so full disclosure, I am a Valentine's Day ignorer.

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No, true.

2:14.0

I never actually did like this holiday, too manufactured, in my own life.

2:21.0

I'm most often confronted by the fundamental irrationality of love.

2:25.0

Not so much through my husband, he is a patient and balanced human being.

2:30.0

He's the balanced half of our relationship.

2:32.0

But I am confronted by the irrationality of love by my children.

2:37.0

So if their parents here, they're going to know what I'm talking about.

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