The first in a series of pieces in the coming months on This American Life: Non-journalists covering aspects of the Presidential campaign. First up: Chicago playwright David Isaacson presents a piece on Pat Buchanan.

The story of a woman whose husband lies to her compulsively. At some point, she starts to ask him questions that'll make him lie to her, just to amuse herself.

Michael Lewis continues readings from his diaries of Morry Taylor's Presidential campaign.

A visit to a replica of the White House outside San Francisco, the home of Norman and Rosemary Eckersly.

Corporate CEO Maurice "Morry" Taylor, Jr. was a Republican candidate for President, and he never had a chance to win the nomination. That didn't stop political reporter and author Michael Lewis from covering Morry's bizarre campaign.

We give Danny Drennan, the writer behind the website Inquisitor Mediarama, a little assignment.

The secret games delegates play to amuse themselves, differences between Republican and Democratic convention delegates, and more.

Host Ira Glass brings together a panel of Republicans to discuss their lack of excitement about then-presumptive Republican Presidential nominee Bob Dole.

Radical right wing Mexican-American activist Daniel D.

Former Saturday Night Live writer Robert Smigel — who impersonates Dole on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and the deceased Dana Carvey Show — gives step-by-step instructions on how to imitate the Republican nominee.