Wortham, Curtis Sittenfeld, and Margo Cilker. Journalist J. Wortham The New York Times Magazine, Still Processing recounts what happened when they visited a nude queer beach in Oaxaca; author Curtis Sittenfeld discusses her newest novel Romantic Comedy , which flips the script on the celebrity love story; and singer-songwriter Margo Cilker performs "With the Middle" from her sophomore album Valley of Heart's Delight.
Plus, host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello highlight some favorite romantic moments in cinema. Wortham is a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine where they write about about culture and technology. They are the co-host of the podcast Still Processing. Aside from magazine writing, J. They are currently working on a book about the body and dissociation for Penguin Press.
Her novels have been translated into thirty languages. Margo Cilker has spent the last seven years touring internationally as a critically acclaimed singer-songwriter.
Her music, which has been compared to that of Lucinda Williams, Townes Van Zandt, and Gillian Welch, deftly explores the complex, often-shifting terrain where love and loss meet. Luke Burbank: It's going pretty well this week. Mostly because it is time for a little Station Location Identification Examination. Are you feeling ready? Gotta guess where I'm talking about. This place is home to an internationally known center for the arts, which was founded as a summer camp for young musicians. It's now actually a year round school for artistically talented youth from around the world.
I see you already nodding like you know this. Elena Passarello: What's the next clue? Just, just to confirm. Luke Burbank: The state park that's associated with this place is home to one of the last stands of old growth pine in this state, the state being. Luke Burbank: Interlochen, Michigan. My goodness, that was impressive. Where were on WICA.
