small publications, most notably carwash the size of a peach. Other In September 2007, WireTap producer Mira Burt-Wintonick released "Superstar of the Netherlands", a short film featuring Goldstein and WireTap regular Gregor Ehrlich, on YouTube. In February 2008, Goldstein debuted the internet project CBC Web 3.0 which features the short "The Future is Yesterday", a comedic take on the impersonal nature of the Internet. Personal life Goldstein has resided in Montreal, Chicago, and New York City, and he now lives in Minneapolis. Goldstein was in a relationship with the author Heather O'Neill that ended in 2007. Goldstein married fellow radio producer Emily Condon in 2015, having been introduced by Sean Cole in 2013. Bibliography Books Lenny Bruce Is Dead (, 2001) Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bible! (, 2009) I'll Seize the Day Tomorrow (, 2012) [[Schmelvis: In Search of Elvis Presley's Jewish Roots]] (with Max Wallace) (, 2002) Essays and reporting Awards ReLit Award (Regarding Literature Award) (2001) Third Coast International Audio Festival: Gold Prize (2002) Canadian National Magazine Awards: Silver Award for Humour (2004) The New York Festivals: Gold World Medal for Best Regularly Scheduled Comedy Program (2006) for WireTap References External links Transom.org bio page, including links to This American Life stories he has produced WireTap bio page Public Radio Exchange member page 21st-century American novelists American humorists American male novelists American radio personalities American radio producers Anglophone Quebec people Canadian humorists Canadian male novelists Canadian people of American-Jewish descent Concordia University alumni Jewish American writers Jewish Canadian writers McGill University alumni Writers from Brooklyn People from Laval, Quebec Writers from Montreal 1969 births Living people CBC Radio hosts This American Life people 21st-century Canadian male writers Novelists from New York (state) 21st-century American male writers 21st-century American Jews