A closer look at what’s most essential. For some, it’s the Bible. For others, it’s the items included in a personal emergency safety kit. For a cop in Maine, it’s Elvis. And for an architect living on the Upper West Side, it’s the recipes that were set down by his great-grandmother in Hungary. We explore all of the above. Also, we venture into uncharted terrain, just a few steps ahead of those who have promised a new media outlet: liberal talk radio.
What’s on Your Mind?
We put the question to folks in Seattle. Gathered by Jake Warga and produced by Jill Krauss.
Home Insecurity
Recently, an emergency kit showed up at Next Big Thing contributor Jesse Green’s apartment, courtesy of someone who’s concerned for his safety. Unfortunately, the pack does NOT seem to be bringing him piece of mind. Produced by Emily Botein.
The Mike and Mary Show
You’ve heard the rumors – liberal talk radio (with attitude) is headed our way. Here’s our best guess of what that might sound like, created by Mike Daisey, Mary Purdy and Steve Bodow, with help from Jean-Michele Gregory. Produced by Curtis Fox.
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» Visit Mike Daisey's blog
As It Is Written
Cooking with History
You’re Under Arrest (Baby)
Chuck Denault is a police officer in a small town in Maine. He is deeply serious about two things: serving the community he lives in and being the best possible Elvis impersonator he can be. Here he sheds light on some behind-the-scenes apects of both law enforcement and Elvis impersonating. ...
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