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Gary Gulman

👤 Speaker
582 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

You can put a kid into a tough guy costume, but it doesn't always make him into a tough guy.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

And of course, adults are always trying to convince kids and inspire kids about who they can be.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

That's what good parents do.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

That's what good teachers do.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

But some kids, like Gary, just have trouble going along with the plan.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

They want to please the adults.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

They want to do what they're asked.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

But all the while, they genuinely wonder, can they actually become the person the adults are telling them to become?

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

Is that them?

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

Is that who they should be?

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

And it's totally confusing for them.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

The adults in their lives seem to know what they're talking about.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

They're adults, for God's sake.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

They're supposed to know better.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

But the kids end up wondering in a really primal way, who am I?

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

We're from WBEZ Chicago.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

It's This American Life.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

I'm Ira Glass.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

Our show today in two acts.

This American Life
676: Here’s Looking at You, Kid

In the second act, adults make it so a woman can't even decide what is true about some of the most basic facts about her own history.