They are stories about the ways we live our lives, the things we believe in, where we find our poetry.
This radio series is a collection of a short pieces reflecting on life, love and death among the species.
The story of one Vietnam veteran, writer James P. McMullen. McMullen lives in the Everglades, and devotes his time to tracking and protecting the endangered Florida Panther. He uses this mission as a way to make peace with his memories of the war.
A series of richly layered stories that traced the soundtrack of the 20th century. Lost and Found Sound chronicles, reflects upon, and celebrates the human experience in rare recordings and sonic snapshots.
Gang members, police, convicted murderers, mothers, social workers, reformed gang fighters, and general street life–day and night.
The Myth of the American Cowboy. Interviews with cowboys, children, historians, gunslingers, Wyatt Earp impersonators, rodeo riders, old-timers, poets, singers, and Gene Autry.
A series of three half-hours on one woman’s experience of a nervous breakdown. It blends reality and fantasy–her poetry and music, real and imagined scenes, and interviews with her family and friends.
A series of short meditations and collages on what it means to try to be an artist in America. Broadcast on NPR’s All Things Considered.
Two programs from the 13 part documentary series on authors Juan Rulfo and Jose Maria Arguedas. Featuring the voices of Edward James Olmos, Hector Elizondo, and others.
A sonic day in the life of New York, produced with more than a dozen radio producers living in NYC.