There are few shows on public radio that have a fan base as devoted as the listeners of This American Life. So it makes only sense that the show would circumvent the middlemen and directly go to its fans to sell its most recent video. Read more »
Nine days after monologist Mike Daisey was exposed as a fabulist, a man who manufactured personal stories about Apple’s supply chain in China in hopes of selling a message and theater tickets, he finally apologized for his actions. He once again left out a key detail. Read more »
The radio program This American Life on Friday said that it is retracting a previous episode of the show, in which monologist Mike Daisey described the working conditions in factories in China that produce Apple devices, saying it “was partially fabricated.” Read more »
