Thanks to Olly Wiseman's sound advice, here are a lot of documentary-like radio programmes created by Jon Ronson, whose reality-based book about the US military's investment in paranormal warriors was made into an awesome film a few years ago.
He is one of those people whose life seems to be quite like how a lot of people including me would like their life to be quite like. If you haven't seen the film version of the book, then do as it is fantastic. If you have, then you will probably want to tuck into these bad boys.
Sample quotes:
"There could only have been two possible explanations: either the maze did exist, or it didn't exist".
"...but he had unearthed something valuable in the Loch, something just as valuable as a Plesiosaurus."
"As a child, Danny Robbins wanted to be a detective like Sam Spade, but instead he became a humourist on the radio, which is noble and exhilarating in its own way, but then again it isn't."Also here is Jon Ronson's website, wherefrom all these links are.
Series 1
Jon Ronson On Amateur Sleuths
Jon Ronson On How to Be Invisible
Jon Ronson On Positive Thinking
Jon Ronson On Going West
Jon Ronson On the Comfort of Strangers
Jon Ronson On Magical Moments
Series 2
Jon Ronson On Living in the past
Jon Ronson On Irrational thought
Jon Ronson On Lying
Jon Ronson On Friendship
Jon Ronson On Waiting
Jon Ronson On Building Bridges
Series 3
Jon Ronson On The Worst internet date
Jon Ronson On Waking from a Dream
Jon Ronson On Uncontrolable responses
Jon Ronson on Crushed egos
Jon Ronson on Glastonbury Festival part 1
Jon Ronson on Glastonbury Festival part 2
Series 4
Jon Ronson on Receiving bad news
Jon Ronson On Being fancy
Jon Ronson on The wrong kind of madness
Jon Ronson On How to stop time
Jon Ronson on Doing anything for love
Series 5
Jon Ronson on The Fear of Flying
Jon Ronson on When Small talk goes wrong
Jon Ronson on Living in a movie
Jon Ronson on Being alone
Jon Ronson on Ambition
Series 6
Jon Ronson on Voices in your Head
Jon Ronson on Spying
Jon Ronson on The fine line between good and bad
Jon Ronson on Witch hunts
Jon Ronson on Aiming low
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