Charlie: Boston's Freedom Fighter
By Kristopher Carter
A call for the folk hero of a 1948 protest song to rise up against the misuse of his name, which is being slathered across the very thing he fought against. (more)
Want Some Sushi?
By Jonathan Menjivar
An awkward office interaction at a temp gig gets even more awkward. (more)
Train Wars
By Jayne Fenton Keane
Jayne Fenton Keane talks with India's former Socialist Defence Minister, Mr. George Fernandes, and former President of the Socialist Party of India, Ms. Jaya Jaitley, about the Railway Strikes of 1975 that brought down Sonia Ghandi's government. (more)
They Didn't Get Along
By Michael Hearst & Rick Moody
An inquiry into the nature of human relationships over the course of eons, featuring musical accompaniment in diverse time signatures, and a British narrator. (more)
9/8 (INC)
By London Concrete
A direct reaction to the submission criteria without prior rehearsal. (more)
The Dwayne Split
By Lawrence Dolton
The answering machine traps a surprising revelation from an "old friend." (more)
We Can All Hear You Now
By Nancy Tyler
Yeah, they're handy, but cell phones sure are annoying. (more)
And I Think There Is Something There That Will Stand the Rain
By Lee Fuoco
A woman remembers the most important person in her life. (more)
The Long Way Home
By David Henderson
New light on the wanderings of Odysseus provided by the discovery of Penelope's answering machine tape. (more)
Sister Christy
By Jody Melto
A brother reflects on his turbulent relationship with sister after hearing a phone message. (more)
Computer Drama
By Heather Kitching
The computer talk show meets Saturday morning cartoons; featuring real live computer expert, Sarah Millen. (more)
Liberals (With Thomas Frank and Rush Limbaugh)
By Alfred Koch
As the story continues, we finally learn that conservatives share some sort of nostalgia with liberals. (more)
Au Debut
By Zoe Irvine
Translation -- Sylvain, Bruno, Zoe, and Youssef at the PRIM Centre in Montreal, summer 2006. (more)
Looking at Topsy
By Brett Beyer
A radio story about a movie by Thomas Edison that is very hard to watch. (more)
Icing Adversity
By Sherry Shute
The story of how the Canadian Women's hockey team overcame the odds and poor officiating to win the gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics. (more)
Personal Message: No Commercial Value
By Mark Vernon
Sinister entertainment with a tape recorder: a found message left for a girlfriend degenerates into drunken squabbling over a reading of a Burn's poem. (more)
Hearing Things
By Carolina Wheat
A narrator tackles disembodied voices; admitting she seeks out the strange while actual Electronic Voice Phenomenon reverberates in a surreal background. (more)
Talk to Me About Love
By Jill Dorothy Summers & David Whitcomb
Two curious siblings finally get what they think they've always wanted. (more)
