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This hour: a retired child beauty queen recalls her youth and a young man revels in eating trash.
Confessions of a Child Beauty Queen
by Roman Mars (Invisible Ink, 2003)
Growing up in the south, writer A. H. Weatherman regularly competed in beauty pageants. She remembers them vividly: the mothers were terrifying, the costumes uncomfortable, and the pageants themselves unforgettable -- for all the wrong reasons.
Interview with Roman Mars
Re:sound host Gwen Macsai talks with Roman Mars about how he stumbled upon A.H. Weatherman's story, Confessions of a Child Beauty Queen, and about his program, Invisible Ink.
Dumpsters of New York
by Matt Power (The Next Big Thing, 2003)
Matt Power eats trash. A regular Dumpster-diver, he's unearthed and consumed everything from Odwalla Bars and organic vegetables to fresh berries and gourmet pizza slices. He explains that it's not only cheap, but surprisingly satisfying.
This episode of Re:sound was produced by Roman Mars.
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