Baseball fans explain their allegiances. Maira Kalman sketches her way through the streets of Manhattan. Audio artist and filmmaker Miranda July tells both sides of three stories. And Orson Welles stumbles over "a can of peas." Also in the show, tales of a phone-sex operator, by fiction writer David Cale.
White Card
Sunny Side Up
Writer David Cale has introduced us to many people through his short stories. This week, we meet Hayley Collins, a young woman who’s found a unique way to benefit from some men’s preference for a woman with a British accent. "Sunny Side Up" was performed by Cara Seymour. Produced by ...
The Sound of a Blog
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A Meditation on Fandom
Walkman Buster
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 ...
Illustrating Grammar
Dialogues I, II and III
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