Natalie, Alone, in New York
By Sue Mell
A woman tries to come to terms with a breakup and a package of bacon. (more)
Reality Depends on Where You're Standing
By Saya April Hillman
Three inner-city sisters randomly discuss their reality, intercut with the perceived reality of the country's distant puppet masters. (more)
The Indian Ocean
By Delaney Hall, Rachel Pearson & Nick Hunt
How did the mammoths die? Where did the Indian Ocean come from? (more)
School Mothers
By Nicole Schultheis Walton
While their daughters play on the school playground, two women become acquainted and share tales of sex and marriage gone awry. (more)
Perfect Founders
By Paula Rogers
The duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton rearranged for laughs and life lessons. (more)
Big Bang
By David Polk
Two lousy-sounding atoms can't get along, cause the Big Bang, and disrupt present-day international harmony. (more)
Re:sound #58: The 99 Ways Show
By Various producers
This hour: 99 Ways to Tell a Radio Story, an audio experiment orchestrated by the Third Coast Festival in collaboration with cartoonist Matt Madden. (more)
Talk to Me About Love
By Jill Dorothy Summers & David Whitcomb
Two curious siblings finally get what they think they've always wanted. (more)
I Like the Way You Talk
By Eric Markowitz
Baglama begins and ends chopped interviews with seniors about love and death and music. (more)
The Dwayne Split
By Lawrence Dolton
The answering machine traps a surprising revelation from an "old friend." (more)
Shaq + Kobe (Time Is Running Out)
By David Schulman
This piece retells (and remixes) the NBA soap opera of Shaq + Kobe in an audio cartoon created with the on-the-court assistance of the talented Kevin Smith and amplified by music from Shaquille O'Neal, sampled game sounds, and press conference audio clips taken wildly and egregiously out of context. (more)
Trouble in Vietnam
By Theo Lipfert
Robert McNamara, the Soviet Ambassador and President Lyndon Johnson face off in a historical remix. (more)
Deep-Fried Gravy
By Amy Pickett & Chip Bradley
Mabel and Dexter prove that one can experience culture clash and true love simultaneously. (more)
O Happy Dagger
By Allison Schuette-Hoffman
A man and his dagger part ways after the dagger has second thoughts. (more)
Sweetheart, I Hate You
By Antonio Almeida
Two e-lovers meet in the flesh and the thrill is gone. (more)
Maria the Korean Bride
By Andy, Tourist in the City
Maria wants to be married in every state. (more)
'Til Death Do Us Part
By Sasha Aslanian
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)