Ophira: Let's Go Crazy
from The Volume Knob Hosted by Conseil Keith Serry Inc.
Ophira Eisenberg may be Americans' favourite Calgarian. Perhaps this damns her by faint praise given that America's most famous Calgarian is probably Ted Cruz. At any rate, it's for good reason that Ophira is so well and widely loved; she's almost embarrassingly multi-talented. She's an author, radio/podcast talent, stand up and a frequent host of many a live event at The Moth. She's a houseplant gardener. She's also really nice. It was a real pleasure spending time (and making this episode) with her. You can (and should) learn more about Ophira at her web site, or by following her on twitter and instagram. As you can imagine, I get to spend a lot of time with each of the "songs of the week" and few of them are as pleasurable to spend time with as Let's Go Crazy. It's not only a shiny piece of candy from the days of my youth, it also has a little something in it for the law/copyright geek in me (the guy whose day job pays for this podcasting problem I have). As always, remember to follow the show on instagram, twitter and facebook and to get over to the website to sign up for the TVK mailing list. See you in two weeks!
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What this episode covers
Think of someone the pandemic has you missing. Do they miss you as much, or in the same way you miss them? Time away from family over the last couple of years has us wondering about those relationships. Testing them. Ophira's story is about this absence and what happens when the desire to "make each moment count" overwhelms.
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