A radio story about a movie by Thomas Edison that is very hard to watch. (more)

The story of a woman's fifth breast biopsy. (more)

New light on the wanderings of Odysseus provided by the discovery of Penelope's answering machine tape. (more)

Found tape diary of a family holiday recorded for Grandma and Grandpa; a six-legged intruder spoils the fun. (more)

Apartment sounds reveal a roommate crisis, the unwanted sharing of a territory. (more)

A young man runs away from the circus. (more)

Producer Sasha Aslanian's divorced parents listen to audio of their 1963 wedding vows, remember what went wrong, but still can't get over each other. (more)

Woman meets man. (more)

Composed from sounds recorded during a residency at the National Science and Technology Museum, Taiwan, this is a story about communication. (more)

The true story of Chris, who thought it would be a fun intellectual challenge to try to write a piece of air traffic control software his company had abandoned -- and what happened next. (more)

A narrator tackles disembodied voices; admitting she seeks out the strange while actual Electronic Voice Phenomenon reverberates in a surreal background. (more)

Screams, thoughts on fear, screams, spooky music, more screams. (more)

A few stories told at once. (more)

The story of how the Canadian Women's hockey team overcame the odds and poor officiating to win the gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics. (more)

A woman decides to sober up for her daughter. (more)

Surreal as it may seem, this rock band became very famous. (more)

A former inmate (John McCullough), a former guard (Donald Vaughn) and Steve Buscemi guide the listener through 1960's prison reform via the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, PA. (more)

A brother reflects on his turbulent relationship with sister after hearing a phone message. (more)

After one year of social work experience: autism / misuse / to society. (more)

Maria wants to be married in every state. (more)