Forever is a Long Time by Ian Coss
No Harm In Asking
03/30/22
•26m
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In this episode Mike and Eric review the podcast "Forever is a Long Time" by Ian Coss. A "one-off" production, Ian has delivered a masterpiece combining interviewing, storytelling, music, and personal reflection showcasing the power of the medium. Over the course of 5 episodes, through interviews, reflections and discussions with his wife, Ian Coss documents the circumstances around how every living member of his family, who had ever been married, had also gotten divorced. How can a single podcast series of just a few related episodes build your brand? Why does editing matter? What makes this so powerful to listen to? How does Ian instill such intimacy into this production? These questions and more are discussed in this podcast that The New York Times named as one its "10 Best Podcasts of 2021".
"Forever is a Long Time" was released on August 19, 2021. It can be listened to here:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/forever-is-a-long-time/id1570813696
https://snapjudgment.org/episode/forever-is-a-long-time/
https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-forever-is-a-long-time-84623293/
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