How to pronounce “ira” in English

Ira Glass is going to be there hosting our Q&A's.

Ira's call was about an email he had gotten earlier that Saturday evening containing a message that read like a ransom note.

Ira told Sonya he couldn't figure out how to open the attachment and was forwarding it to her to see if she could.

Ira Glass and Philip Glass are cousins.

Ira: Thanks.

Ira: I know, but I'm the side man in this project.

Ira: I don't remember.

Ira: Yeah.

Ira: We started working on the movie in 2008?

Ira: I mean, we met each other because Mike had actually told this story at The Moth, a story-telling open mic--it's not really an open mic.

Ira, have you been a film buff?

Ira: I'm not a film buff at all.

Ira: No, that seems awesome.

Ira: How old, I'm older than you.

Ira: More than that.

Ira: 49.

Ira: What's the internet service like in this building?

Ira: Like, is it like so unbelievably fast that when you go home, it's not even worth going on the internet?

Ira: No one's answering the question.

Ira: so many Q and A's.

Ira: So that's a lot of Q and A's.

Ira: Yeah.

Ira: I know.

Ira: Alright, ask us a question.

Ira: OK.

Ira: We've never done this.

Ira: What is this?

Ira: He's not stoned.

Ira: Come on.

Ira: There's like a hundred, how many people are in this room?

Ira: There we go.

Ira: God bless you.

Ira: He actually had a, he had a dream.

Ira: There was a talking dog.

Ira: Wait.

Ira: That's exactly right.

Ira: So many times.

Ira: There was a lot, I was amazed at the amount of falling, yeah.

Ira: Really?

Ira: Why?

Ira: But you can tell when you watch the film that the directing was done by a black man from the '70s.

Ira: Whatever.

Ira: OK.

Ira: Yes.

Ira: One point eight million on the radio each week.

Ira: Right now, it's like 700 thousand.

Ira: Yes.

Ira: Oh, I don't care.

Ira: It's all good, bro.