Third Coast Audio Library

Our vast and ever-growing collection contains thousands of carefully curated audio stories, episodes from Third Coast podcasts, educational sessions on craft from the best makers on the planet, and more.

We’ve also featured some incredible audio work beyond this audio library, in other ways and using other formats: don’t miss the 2021 Web Showcase, featuring a more in-depth look at the winners, judges and even a list of 40 finalists from the 2021 Third Coast/RHDF Competition.

Re:sound #161 The Dylan's Women Show

This hour: Bob Dylan was influenced and affected by the women who were close to him, from girlfriend to wife, mentor to muse.

Re:sound #162 The Ships Show

This hour: we'll bob from the biggest maritime disaster that you've never heard of, to a man who saved thousands of shipboard lives with a deceptively simple design.

Re:sound #163 The Far From Home Show

This hour: Two stories of people who are far away — physically, emotionally and/or spiritually from the place they call home.

Re:sound #164 The Shaken, Not Stirred Show

This hour: As the James Bond franchise celebrates its 50th year, we get at what's been driving him all this time - the beat.

Re:sound #165 The Enemies to Friends Show

This hour: people who start out as bitter enemies and end up in places you could never predict.

Re:sound #166 The Fix Show

This hour: Storied pasts and double lives.

Re:sound #167 The Mavis Show

This hour: We dedicate most of the show to a profile of Mavis Gallant, who at 90, is looking back on an extraordinary life.

Re:sound #168 The 2012 ShortDocs Show

This hour: Gwen Macsai and Julie Shapiro spin some of our favorite stories from the 2012 Third Coast ShortDocs Challenge.

Behind Pink Walls: In Search of a Sound

Neighbors on a New Orleans street corner investigate a peculiar noise that everyone hears, but no one can find it.

Behind Black Bars

Neighbors discuss the safety of where they live in Pavas, San José, Costa Rica.

2012
03:00
Kyle Greufe

Special Feature: Passing Stranger, The East Village Poetry Walk

This week on Re:sound, a few stops on the East Village Poetry Walk, produced by Pejk Malinovski narrated by Jim Jarmusch.

Own Your Thing (Day 2)

Independent producers have always had to fend for themselves, but today the building blocks for independent success - creating great work, reaching real audiences, making money, controlling your destiny - are falling into place in new ways.

2012
01:11:49

2012 Pitch Perfect: The Art of Editorial Persuasion (Day 1)

Now a bonafide Third Coast tradition... this session pulls back the curtain on one of the most difficult and important skills every producer needs to master: pitching a story.

2012
41:21

We Do Know There's a Red Shelf in Their Living Room

How little we know of the people who share our roof.

2012
02:22
Alison Broverman

Wireless Nights: Overnight Delivery

Each week on Wireless Nights, pop star Jarvis Cocker prowls the dark, finding stories of the night people.

2012
13:49
Laurence Grissell

Everybody SCREAM!!

Spin class gets personal.

2012
10:32
Jonathan Mitchell

ARTE Radio

It's French. It's all online. It's pretty much Radio 2.0...

2012
01:15
Silvain Gire

El otro, el mismo (The Other, The Same)

Meet Eduardo Bechara (from Colombia) and Eduardo Bechara (from Argentina).

2012
15:32
Camila Segura

2012 TC/RDHF Competition Winners

We have Gold! We have Silver! And Bronze! And Honorable Mentions, Directors' Choice, Best News Feature and Best New Artist!

2012
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2012 Winners

Teen Contender

Sixteen-year-old Claressa Shields has a dream, to be at the 2012 Olympic finals and hear the announcer call out, "The first woman Olympian boxer at 165 pounds - Claressa Shields!"

What Happened at Dos Erres

In 1982, the Guatemalan military massacred the villagers of Dos Erres, killing more than 200 people.

String

Ever noticed it's the hard decisions that are often the easiest ones to make, and the inconsequential ones that can twist you into a knot?

2012
20:19
Natalie Kestecher

Living 9/11

A decade ago, WNYC's news team spent days, months, and then years reporting on the World Trade Center attacks and their aftermath.

She Sees Your Every Move

While traditional street photography usually catches strangers passing by in a public space, the photographer Michele Iversen has been catching strangers passing by in their own private spaces, without their permission.

2012
06:33
Jonathan Mitchell

Big Ship Diary

Each year, over 100 million tons of iron ore, coal, limestone and other products travel through the Great Lakes navigation system on huge cargo ships.