Jason Alexander -- best known as George Costanza from the iconic 90's sit-com "Seinfeld" -- reads a story that explores mortality with the help of a resilient pet fish.
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From the New York Times and WBUR Boston, this is modern love stories of love, loss and redemption.
I'm your host, Magna Chakrabarti.
We have an encore presentation for you this week, and we're going back to one of our very first episodes of the podcast.
It's a story that explores mortality with the help of a resilient pet fish, and it was brought to life by Jason Alexander.
You know him as George Costanza from the iconic nineties sitcom Seinfeld, but this performance shows another side of the versatile actor.
Here he is reading Dan Barrys essay just one last swirl around the bowl.
My daughters stupid fish is dying.
She is coping with the news by making the necessary arrangements for a burial at sea via flushed toilet.