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Ira provides his own voice in "Honey, I'm Homeland" when members of an Occupy group kidnap Stan after he tries to infiltrate their group in "Honey, I'm Homeland". To brainwash him, they play This American Life for him while in captivity in which Ira talks about a dog and his owner, who also happens to be a dog. Stan objects to Ira's pauses between lines, questioning why they are necessary if he already has them written down in front of him. When Stan has been fully brainwashed and is released, he continues to listen to Ira as he touts the benefits of paying for radio. Ira Glass is an American radio personality who is well known for being the host and producer of the radio and TV show, This American Life. On The Simpsons, he guest starred as himself in the Season 22 episode "Elementary School Musical". However, it was a voice-only role, so he didn't appear in the episode. Ira Glass produces This American Life for Chicago Public Radio, which enjoys massive popularity among suburban housewives and young, male stoners. Ira Glass lives in Chicago, where he lives in and works out of his bathtub. He is consistently ranked as the most successful of all Americans who have no job skills whatsoever.
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Ira Glass produces This American Life for Chicago Public Radio, which enjoys massive popularity among suburban housewives and young, male stoners. Ira Glass lives in Chicago, where he lives in and works out of his bathtub. He is consistently ranked as the most successful of all Americans who have no job skills whatsoever. Ira Glass is an American radio personality who is well known for being the host and producer of the radio and TV show, This American Life. On The Simpsons, he guest starred as himself in the Season 22 episode "Elementary School Musical". However, it was a voice-only role, so he didn't appear in the episode. Ira provides his own voice in "Honey, I'm Homeland" when members of an Occupy group kidnap Stan after he tries to infiltrate their group in "Honey, I'm Homeland". To brainwash him, they play This American Life for him while in captivity in which Ira talks about a dog and his owner, who also happens to be a dog. Stan objects to Ira's pauses between lines, questioning why they are necessary if he already has them written down in front of him. When Stan has been fully brainwashed and is released, he continues to listen to Ira as he touts the benefits of paying for radio.