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Episode #514

"...But I insisted..."

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Friday, December 03, 2004

A conversation with conceptual artist Sophie Calle, who has made an art of following other people's dictates. Also, something between documentary and fiction about homes large and small, from Australian radio producer Natalie Kestecher; a street medley from Walkman Buster Gideon D’Arcangelo; and fierce competition among adults playing Dodgeball.

Looking for Santa

Santa Memories, fantasies, and careful consideration of available evidence pertaining to the existence of Santa Claus. Produced by Jonathan Mitchell.

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Dodge!

dodgeball From the world of competitive sports, we bring you this report on dodgeball – for grown-ups. Next Big Thing contributor Dave Johns heads to Martin Luther King High School in Manhattan, where participants in the Fourth International Dodgeball Tournament of Champions take the ...

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Sounds of L.A.

Believe it or not, Los Angeles has a natural history, and you can hear it. At least that’s the case the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County makes, in their exhibit "LA: Light, Motion, Dreams." Listen to the evidence. Produced by Ben Adair.

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Tailor Made

carousel Size matters. That seems to be the reigning belief in this country, and the same holds true in Australia. But is it all that matters? Blending fact with fiction, Natalie Kestecher presents to us a world in which the answer is unequivocally "yes."

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Walkman Busting

walkman bustling​ A guy walks up to you on the street and asks you what's playing on your Walkman. You tell him. But wait - now he says he wants to listen, too. Before you know it, he's plugged his recorder into your player and ...

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Living Fiction

Sophie Calle
Photo by J. B. Mondino
Paris-based conceptual artist Sophie Calle has made a career out of looking for direction. She once followed a virtual stranger for a month, and at another point ...

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