Re:sound #80 The Art Show

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Re:sound #80 The Art Show

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Jan 18, 2008

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This hour: a young patient escapes his hospital bed through flights of imagination, a musician documents a city under siege, and more.
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Jan 18, 2008

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The most compelling and creative audio documentaries and features produced worldwide, curated by the Third Coast Festival's. Featuring audio treats such as producer profiles and more experimental work.

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Re:sound #32 The Hollywood Show: This hour: an obscure director frets his way through Sundance, the accidental genre known as film noir, and more. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #40 The Wanderlust Show: This hour: voyaging, wandering, and becoming a fanatic pedestrian. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #52 The Books Show: This hour: readers, writers, literary performance artists, and the grammar police. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #37 The Studs Show: This hour: the indomitable Studs Terkel. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #34 The Echoes of War Show: This hour: memories and reverberations of conflict. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #38 The Games Show: This hour: tongue twisters, brain teasers, cheaters, and one of the worst high school football teams of all time. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #39 The Radio Show: This hour: the strange, storied, hodgepodge history of radio. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #46 The Lemon Tree Show: This hour: two decades after he was forced to flee, a young Palestinian man returns to his home to meet the Israeli woman who lives there now. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #58 The 2006 Short Docs Show — 99 Ways: This hour: 99 Ways to Tell a Radio Story, an audio experiment orchestrated by the Third Coast Festival in collaboration with cartoonist Matt Madden. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #53 The MBK Show: This hour: two stories by Mary Beth Kirchner. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #62 The Long Haul Show: This hour: the work of Dan Collison and Elizabeth Meister of Long Haul Productions. Dan and Elizabeth specialize in stories that follow people over days, weeks, and even years. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #57 The Seeking Show: This hour: spiritual loss and pursuit, an isolated religious community in rural Montana, a grumpy minister, and more. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #41 The Dry vs. Moist Show: This hour: the captivating results of a transcontinental radio collaboration. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #42 The Fake Doc Show: This hour: stories that bend, stretch, and downright fabricate the truth. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #56 The Haunting Show: This hour: the story of four small towns that were evacuated and flooded to create one of the biggest reservoirs of drinking water on the east coast. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #47 The Pets Show: This hour: a beloved pig and a meditation on dogs. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #36 The X Meets Y Show: This hour: a seemingly mismatched but (mostly) happy couple, a wife who exacts revenge on her husband via beef broth, and more. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #44 The Coping Show: This hour: a pizza chef travels to North Korea to cook for Kim Jong Il, a young man contemplates his release from "juvie," and more. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #50 The Feedback Show: This hour: a documentary composition by Alessandro Bosetti. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #33 The Bollywood Show: This hour: a tall, white New Zealander heads to Mumbai to try and land a role in one of the hundreds of Bollywood films the industry churns out each year. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #35 The Dad Show: This hour: Dads. The good, the bad, and the complicated. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #48 The Flux Show: This hour: two stories from RTE's Flux with Ronan Kelly. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #51 The Travels Show: This hour: a visit to one of the most remote islands on earth, a woman who sings with crickets, a return to Zagreb, and more. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #61 The I Hate This Show: This hour: a man grapples with the stillbirth of his son with surprising grace and clear-eyed honesty. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #65 The Podcast Show: This hour: the intriguing world of experimental podcasts. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #63 The Conference Show: This hour: excerpts from some of our favorite Third Coast Conference sessions from years past. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #54 The Emergency Show: This hour: a town grapples with a young person's violent death, and a sound portrait of a chaotic emergency call center. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #45 The Nosce te Ipsum Show: This hour: a child beauty queen, a young transgendered man, and an obsessive teen. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #74 The Hospice Show: This hour: a surprising look at the relationship between a hospice worker and his patient. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #60 The End as Beginning Show: This hour: Rebecca Sheir's The End as Beginning: An Audio Exploration of the Jewish View of Death, a trilogy that blends interviews, personal reflections, and music, and focuses on death and the Jewish tradition. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #265 All Stories Are Stories About Power: This week, all stories - even stories about Dunkin' Donuts - are about power. ALL STORIES ARE STORIES ABOUT POWER presented by Sandhya Dirks (American Suburb, KQED) and Chenjerai Kumanyika (Uncivil and Seeing White) From the Third Coast Conferen... by Re:sound
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Re:sound #264 Gaggle Glass: Today we go from the pentagon to prison to philosophical musings about the sweet sound of the snow shovel. The Pentagon’s Secret Gaggle of Gays By Audrey Quinn for Nancy from WNYC Even after "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was repealed, t... by Re:sound
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Re:sound #80 The Art Show

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