Re:sound #78 The Just Good Radio Show

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Re:sound #78 The Just Good Radio Show

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Dec 21, 2007

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This hour: a chronicle of European history through the sound of bells and a bizarre spectacle of endurance.
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Dec 21, 2007

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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 #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 #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 #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 #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 #67 The One-Room Schoolhouse Show: This hour: one room school houses from Maui to Maine, each with a unique culture and character. 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 #59 The Music and Memory Show: This hour: music, memory, lost love, and John Denver. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #43 The Music Show: This hour: time-lapse phonography, a much-sampled beat, and the only instrument you can play without actually touching. 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 #34 The Echoes of War Show: This hour: memories and reverberations of conflict. by Re:sound
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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 #47 The Pets Show: This hour: a beloved pig and a meditation on dogs. 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 #40 The Wanderlust Show: This hour: voyaging, wandering, and becoming a fanatic pedestrian. by Re:sound
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Re:sound #55 The Twenty Years Out! Show: This hour: a story about the bitter fight for gay rights in New Zealand, featuring a blend of rare archival tape of the speeches, rallies, and debates that marked the struggle and the personal stories of people affected by the fight. 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 #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 #68 The Big Show Show: This hour: the Rockettes, the opera, congress, and other spectacles. 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 #39 The Radio Show: This hour: the strange, storied, hodgepodge history of radio. 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 #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 #53 The MBK Show: This hour: two stories by Mary Beth Kirchner. 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 #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 #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 #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 #64 The Epistolary Show: This hour: letters on the radio. 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 #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 #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 #78 The Just Good Radio Show

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