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David Sedaris

David Sedaris

American humorist and comedianWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Sam MarshallHOST
2:05
Anyway, right.
Sam MarshallHOST
2:05
What have I been loving lately? I have been loving the David Sedaris new book called The Land and Its People.
Sam MarshallHOST
2:14
It is brilliant.
Sam MarshallHOST
2:15
Those of you who know David Sedaris, you are in for a treat.
Sam MarshallHOST
2:20
It's absolutely brilliant.
Sam MarshallHOST
2:22
So David Sedaris is an American writer and he writes short essays about his life.
Sam MarshallHOST
2:30
I've known me.
Sam MarshallHOST
2:31
I mean, I've sort of discovered him when I was about 20 years ago.
Ingrid AndressGUEST
30:28
It's actually between two.
Ingrid AndressGUEST
30:29
The new David Sedaris book.
Ingrid AndressGUEST
30:32
OK.
Ingrid AndressGUEST
30:32
And then this other one called Oh, Sinner, which is about.
Cynthia AbramsCORRESPONDENT
15:25
And later, when the theater was converted into a bookshop, writers added their names to the list.
Richard WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:32
But there's David Sedaris.
Richard WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:33
Norman Mailer's up there at the top, too.
Cynthia AbramsCORRESPONDENT
15:35
These plaques date back to the opening of the theater and stuck around until the bookshop closed.
Katie CobbHOST
3:21
A lot of people feel that way about Julia Whelan, where it's just like, you know, whatever you're saying, I wanna listen to it, you know? If Barack Obama read anything other than his own books, I would listen to that.
Katie CobbHOST
3:32
David Sedaris.
Meredith Monday SchwartzHOST
3:33
Sure.
Katie CobbHOST
3:34
I just, I get it.
Sam TallentGUEST
6:24
I mean, just plowed through.
Sam TallentGUEST
6:25
Also, I read a bunch of David Sedaris before.
Sam TallentGUEST
6:27
So it kind of sounds like David Sedaris reading a book about a gay hitman annihilating the world.
Sam TallentGUEST
6:32
Okay.
Ryan SicklerHOST
6:32
Yeah.
Ben OpipariHOST
47:01
So, yeah, who are you reading right now? Poems, books? Let's talk authors.
Margaret GlaspyGUEST
47:10
Yeah, I just, gosh, what am I reading right now? I'm reading David Sedaris, The Land and All Its People.
Margaret GlaspyGUEST
47:17
I just got that book and I'm like halfway through it and it's wonderful.
Margaret GlaspyGUEST
47:21
Like just happy and sad at the same time, laughing out loud and just like, completely devastating at the same time.
TedHOST
8:32
What do you got, Ryan? Wow.
AdamHOST
8:35
The whole time you were telling me that, unfortunately, I was thinking about the David Sedaris essay, Big Boy.
AdamHOST
8:43
I don't know if you, it would be inappropriate for me to describe any of it.
TedHOST
8:48
Good.
Ryan SliceHOST
9:51
It was facing the backpacks.
Ryan SliceHOST
9:53
I don't actually know if it was a monster, but it did make me think, like, you don't see many old monsters.
TedHOST
10:01
I keep having the thought that I really hope this is not what David Sedaris' essay, Big Boy, is about, but it keeps feeling like you're going to head sort of in that kind of weird direction.
Ryan SliceHOST
10:14
I don't know what's going on with all the...
Allan TraylorHOST
60:33
mean, it is pretty much classically his shit.
Justin RemerHOST
60:36
And, you know, over the years, you know, David Sedaris, blah, blah, blah.
Justin RemerHOST
60:41
So, you know, a lot of the pinnacles of who we think of as modern humorists have won this Thurber Prize.
Justin RemerHOST
60:48
Well, then we've got to get
Clinton BaptisteHOST
43:44
Having announced it...
Clinton BaptisteHOST
43:46
Not Sedaris? No.
Clinton BaptisteHOST
43:48
Sudeikis? No.
Clinton BaptisteHOST
43:50
Keep talking, I'll come to it.
Joseph Harvey HolshueHOST
1:36
I brought a book from a North Carolina transplant this week.
Joseph Harvey HolshueHOST
1:40
It is David Sedaris' Me Talk Pretty One Day.
Joseph Harvey HolshueHOST
1:45
I'm excited to talk about it.
Ian DeYoungHOST
1:48
That's nice.
Joseph Harvey HolshueHOST
6:00
Part one, O-N-E, and part deux.
Joseph Harvey HolshueHOST
6:04
Part one, it's actually called part deux.
Joseph Harvey HolshueHOST
6:07
Part one, the author David Sedaris grows up weird in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Joseph Harvey HolshueHOST
6:12
He's yanked out of fifth grade for speech therapy to fix a lisp.

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