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Break-Up

Break-Up

Publié le vendredi 20 novembre 2020 à 13:59 par This American Life

Durée : 58:31

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For our 25th Anniversary, a favorite episode from 2007. Writer Starlee Kine on what makes the perfect break-up song and whether really sad music can actually make you feel better. Plus, an eight-year-old author of a book about divorce, and other stories from the heart of heartbreak.

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