Dr. Geoffrey Rheaume conducts a tour of the 1860s patient-built wall outside Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. (more)

Ken Nordine wonders if the warning pamphlets included with many powerful prescriptions may cause some of us to suffer mild paranoia. (more)

An old man fights his demons for 30 years. (more)

A man walks into his own neuroses. (more)

The story of a mind on strike. (more)

Tens of thousands of inmates in American prisons live in total isolation. They don't see anyone. They don't talk to anyone. They are completely alone, sometimes for years, in a cell the size of a small bathroom. (more)

Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 Third Coast/Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition! (more)

This hour: a man transformed by illness, a house full of paintings left behind by an old friend, and a surprisingly complex story of old people in love. (more)

While in college, Alan fell hard for a fellow art student, Emilie. (more)

A motorcyclist hits the only tree standing in an otherwise empty field. (more)

Thirty years ago no one believed that the psychological problems suffered by Vietnam soldiers were caused by their service in the war. (more)

Jennifer Brandel Just when you're convinced someone is gone as you knew them... (more)

Twin Peaks to Tanzania: an aural stream of conscious. (more)

At the tender age of 23, Princess Alexandra Amelie of Bavaria (1826-1875) was observed awkwardly walking sideways down the corridors of her family palace. (more)

This hour: inside the the lives and works of two great American artists, painter Edward Hopper and poet Anne Sexton. (more)

When mothers suffer from mental or physical illnesses, their eldest children often take on responsibilities far beyond their years. (more)

This hour: two stories by Mary Beth Kirchner. (more)

This hour: Running on two legs, running on four, but most importantly, running with all your might. (more)

Mary Amoroso, who just had her ninety-fifth birthday, leaves a confused message on her boyfriend’s answering machine. (more)

What happens when you work with sound everyday -- listening to it, recording it, manipulating it -- and then one day, one of those sounds sticks around for good? (more)