Spalding Gray and Sedge Thomson radio conversations: "I'm Beginning to Doubt My Doubt"

Spalding Gray, the monologist, was a regular guest on Sedge Thomson's West Coast Live. Spalding's works about his life - including from "Swimming to Cambodia" to "Morning, Noon, and Night" and "Monster in a Box" -- became the model for younger monologists and even radio producers. These interviews are from broadcasts in 1998, 1999 and 2001 before a theater audience. The talks cover his art, the craft of acting, the melding of personal and public personas, the accident in Ireland that led to his depression, and of the love he found through his family, and the command to "always wear your seatbelt!" These mandelbrots of conversation were produced as a single program to present as a tribute to Spalding.