Defying his audience, Joe refuses to air his private journal, replacing it with a crude and tasteless promo; Joe discusses his volatile reaction to a pious license plate; he remembers how, as a young boy, he entertained fantasies about being forced to make awful, hideous decisions determining the fates of others; he recalls teaching at a Manhattan private school where he was challenged by a highly intelligent and malicious student and spent a humiliating evening with a beautiful co-worker.
“We are the stars of our own life stories and merely bit players in the lives of others. And there’s no one at the center — there is no center, only millions of films of the same event seen from different angles, from different perspectives. How can anyone pretend to see the truth?”
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Series: Somewhere Out There
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Show Type: Monologue
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Cast: Joe Frank, anonymous
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Air Date: 03/02/1996
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Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps
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