jad, jad will invent and invent only to catch your attention and hold it did.0s when public television came in, and my sense of things, there was a rush of excitement early on when public television started and there were all kind of experiments, and then public television just settled. these are the unsettled people who won't settle, and that's why it's doing well because it keeps scratching at every itch it can find, and that's really interesting. >> that resonates with you? oh, completely. and when ira was also talking about the difficulty of convincing people they should listen to another story about this familiar thing, one of the things we've done with 360 is this american icon series where we take the most familiar american culture things -- the great gatsby, moby dick, appalachian spring -- and people say, oh, yeah, i know all about that. then by spending hundreds and hundreds of hours on trying to make a documentary that tells you about this thing that you think you know and reveals to you how little you know and how many more interesting depths and by

. >> how is that going to work out for jad, robert? >> we start having breakfast and i am opining and being bold and grand. at one point, jad brings me, this is what i have been working on. i put it on and think, oh no. this is completely new. it is gorgeous. it is strange. it is beautiful. it is new in the world. i said, ok. this is going to sound -- instead of me going ruh ruh ruh, how about you? you seem to know stuff i do not know. i kind of reversed roles, from a mentor to -- to what i have become. if you want to stay in the future and you want to stay in the action, you have to sniff for beauty wherever you go. and wherever you find it, even in this odd form -- [laughter] you just say, yes! otherwise, you just missed out. >> that is my philosophy, too. >> i think you once said that the importance of using the techniques of fiction in radio -- propulsive scenes, characters, never to threads. >> our show is top driven storytelling. stories that live and die by whether they are surprising and whether the characters are characters yo

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buddy and we're going to solve crimes and that could be a television show no no no enough of that just jad you want to be real life solve yeah real life so if you find all the scary ones just ones like hey who moved our. are you fascinated with crime i'm fascinated by human beings i'm fascinated by their failings my own failings and there's a fascinated by the idea that people are greedy enough to risk everything or desperate enough to risk everything i'm fascinated by people yeah i mean by the crime in particular no not really i used to be all with craig ferguson the great great for go good i love the leaves us december nineteenth listen i'm saying that i'm no. mother of a quiz show yet it's going to have he's going to do other things we'll explore maybe that after this. well. it's technology innovations all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. but you like me you want your comedy news from t.v. what your comedy used to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. like a truth vampire biting into the next in the corporate elite billionaire freaks while t

buddy and we're going to solve crimes and that could be a television show no no no enough that i just jad you want to be real life solve yeah real life so if you find all the scary ones just ones like hey who moved. are you fascinated with crime i'm fascinated by human beings i'm fascinated by their failings my own failings and there's a fascinated by the idea that people are greedy enough to risk everything or desperate enough to risk everything i'm fascinated by people yeah i mean i have a craving particular no not really i used to be all with craig ferguson the great great virgo and good i love them leaves us december nineteenth listen i'm saying that i'm no i make my way to mother have a quiz show yes it's going to have he's going to do other things that will explode maybe that after this. i'm happy martin the stories we cover here we're not going to be hearing right after a big star and i answered headlines and time there's a reason they don't want to know. that i know that we should all be completely outraged and let's break the set. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump

that far.try after sarah was released, there was -- she was getting messages directly from president jadth ahmadinejad through an envoy. giving a simple diplomatic gesture, iran would have considered that an indication to release sarah and then release us. said that -- they said that if president obama would have written a note, he said he hoped for better relations in the future. and that didn't happen. would you know, i think it's just characteristic of this kind of larger situation that we are in where it was difficult because there was this kind of th long-standing decades long caush hostility, and that made it very difficult for us to get out. that's made it very difficult for us to resolve a nuclear issue. itul makes it very difficult fo iranian-americans to go home, and, you know, we are part of ak much, much larger context. i was, of course, frustrated. i was in prison for two years, but i think i was even more con frustrated that there waste thi kind of larger situation -- thih deadlock, and we couldn't -- deither side was moving past it. there are hints that that might happen n