Spencer Kornhaber

They're going to try to put everything they can on Broadway and most things will wash out, but a couple of them will stick.

They're going to try to put everything they can on Broadway and most things will wash out, but a couple of them will stick.

They're going to try to put everything they can on Broadway and most things will wash out, but a couple of them will stick.

Ich denke, das ist ein großer Teil davon, aber ich denke wirklich, dass es mehr Aktion geben wird, was auf unseren Telefonen passiert und die Leute verwenden. Du weißt, der Bock von jetzt wird wahrscheinlich jemand sein, der etwas wirklich Interessantes mit Kurzform-Video macht.

Ich denke, das ist ein großer Teil davon, aber ich denke wirklich, dass es mehr Aktion geben wird, was auf unseren Telefonen passiert und die Leute verwenden. Du weißt, der Bock von jetzt wird wahrscheinlich jemand sein, der etwas wirklich Interessantes mit Kurzform-Video macht.

Ich denke, das ist ein großer Teil davon, aber ich denke wirklich, dass es mehr Aktion geben wird, was auf unseren Telefonen passiert und die Leute verwenden. Du weißt, der Bock von jetzt wird wahrscheinlich jemand sein, der etwas wirklich Interessantes mit Kurzform-Video macht.

Ich kann noch nicht darauf hinweisen, wer das ist, und ich hoffe, dass wir alle bald das Beyoncé von TikTok finden werden oder so etwas.

Ich kann noch nicht darauf hinweisen, wer das ist, und ich hoffe, dass wir alle bald das Beyoncé von TikTok finden werden oder so etwas.

Ich kann noch nicht darauf hinweisen, wer das ist, und ich hoffe, dass wir alle bald das Beyoncé von TikTok finden werden oder so etwas.

Thanks, Chuck. Really appreciate it. Keep streaming those sick services. Yes. Because somebody's got to keep them in business, right? Exactly, exactly.

Thanks, Chuck. Really appreciate it. Keep streaming those sick services. Yes. Because somebody's got to keep them in business, right? Exactly, exactly.

Thanks, Chuck. Really appreciate it. Keep streaming those sick services. Yes. Because somebody's got to keep them in business, right? Exactly, exactly.

The book that probably most impacted me in high school was William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying. I think I read it junior or senior year in AP Literature. I remember being blown away by how weird it was, how tangled the sentences were, how inscrutable the characters were.

The book that probably most impacted me in high school was William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying. I think I read it junior or senior year in AP Literature. I remember being blown away by how weird it was, how tangled the sentences were, how inscrutable the characters were.

The book that probably most impacted me in high school was William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying. I think I read it junior or senior year in AP Literature. I remember being blown away by how weird it was, how tangled the sentences were, how inscrutable the characters were.

I think Faulkner's run on sentences and tangling rhythms and weird use of words that all excited me and got in my head and inspired me to try to double major in English and journalism in college where I took a Faulkner seminar my freshman year and then got totally overwhelmed and dropped my English major.

I think Faulkner's run on sentences and tangling rhythms and weird use of words that all excited me and got in my head and inspired me to try to double major in English and journalism in college where I took a Faulkner seminar my freshman year and then got totally overwhelmed and dropped my English major.

I think Faulkner's run on sentences and tangling rhythms and weird use of words that all excited me and got in my head and inspired me to try to double major in English and journalism in college where I took a Faulkner seminar my freshman year and then got totally overwhelmed and dropped my English major.

What stuck with me about the book, beyond the writing, is just this window into another part of America, another time in America that I really have and had no connection to, the 1930s South, poor South. It's about a poor...

What stuck with me about the book, beyond the writing, is just this window into another part of America, another time in America that I really have and had no connection to, the 1930s South, poor South. It's about a poor...