Jonathan Goldstein (author)
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- This article is about the comedic author. For the biblical scholar, see Jonathan A. Goldstein.
Jonathan Goldstein is a North American author and radio producer. He was born in Brooklyn, New York and now resides in Montreal, Canada.
[edit] Radio Work
Many of Goldstein's pieces have been featured on the PRI radio show This American Life where he is a contributing editor. From 2000 to 2002 he was also a producer of the show.
Goldstein now hosts a show on CBC Radio One called WireTap, a program featuring stories told over the phone. He was also the host of the CBC summer radio program Road Dot Trip. In January 2007, WireTap will be distributed in the United States by PRI.
[edit] Written Work
- Lenny Bruce is Dead (ISBN 1-55245-069-4) (2001)
- Schmelvis: In Search of Elvis Presley's Jewish Roots (ISBN 1-55022-462-X) (2002)
Goldstein has also been published in:
[edit] External links
- Transom.org bio page, including links to This American Life stories he has produced
- WireTap bio page
- Public Radio Exchange member page
- An open letter by Goldstein
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