Little Black Train
By Nora Harrington
Eighty-two-year-old Daphne Reed is married to and madly in love with a man 30 years her juinor. She's been thinking a lot about death recently, and about the future years her husband will likely spend without her. (more)
Cohabitation: Jacob & Angelina
By Jill Dorothy Summers
Cohabitation is a dark and funny radio play consisting of five inspired vignettes chronicling one day in the lives of the human and non-human (both dead and alive) inhabitants of a fictional greystone in Chicago. (more)
A Cold Freezin Night - 15
By Maria Esaulkova, Kirill Golikov, Linda Ostanina & Elena Sviridova
A detective story. "There was a murder of a young man, who had three mistresses. Which of them is a murderer?" (more)
The Lonely Funeral
By Michele Ernsting
Every year up to twenty people die completely alone in Amsterdam. They are illegal migrants, drug mules, or simply people who cut off all social contacts. (more)
On the Day I Died It Was Mostly Blues
By Alix Blair
I live next to the Westwood Cemetery in Carrboro, North Carolina and my neighbors are the ghosts who reside there. (more)
Honoring the Body: Taharah
By Rebecca Sheir
The Jewish burial ritual places great importance on treating the deceased with the utmost honor and respect. This is especially important during the ceremony of taharah, which involves the physical cleansing of the dead body. (more)
Death Comes Home
By April Dembosky
Death Comes Home is a portrait of three families who have chosen to forego the funeral director and prescribed memorial to instead care for their dead at home. (more)
Sweet Empty Calories: HEART DISEASE
By Linda Darlene (Behl) Brennaman & Ross Stinemetz
How an appetite for the wrong foods can kill you, and the role it plays in heart disease (the number one killer of women). (more)
Ray, White, and Blue
By Marisa Wong
Over ten years ago, two strangers were drawn together by a neighborhood handball court in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. (more)
The Few Who Stayed: Defying Genocide in Rwanda
By Michael Montgomery & Stephen Smith
Weaving together archival footage, new interviews and personal recordings, The Few Who Stayed: Defying Genocide in Rwanda presents a unique look at the Rwandan genocide of 1994. (more)
Just Another Fish Story
By Molly Menschel
Ten years ago, the people of Lubec, Maine, were met with an unpleasant surprise: an enormous finback whale had washed onto the beachfront of their tiny coastal town. (more)
Re:sound #159 The Protest Show
By Multiple producers
This hour: whether it is a mob of millions or one single voice, nothing changes unless someone stands up and says, "No more." (more)
Re:sound #155 The List Show
By Multiple producers
This hour: To do lists, compulsive lists, data lists, lists in literature and a list of firsts. (more)
Re:sound #135 The Taking Care Show
By Multiple producers
This hour: the delicate interdependence between being in need and answering the call to help. (more)
The Ground We Lived On
By Sarah Kramer
The Ground We Lived On documents the loving relationship between journalist Adrian Nicole LeBlanc and her father, Adrian Leon LeBlanc, in the last months of his life. (more)
The Diary of Leanne Wolfe
By Ciaran Cassidy
Leanne Wolfe, an 18-year-old schoolgirl in Cork, Ireland, committed suicide in March, 2007. On the morning of her funeral, her older sister Treena discovered Leanne’s diaries. (more)
The Sweet Bitter End
By Peter Frick-Wright
Raima Fernald's two sons were born with a debilitating neurological disease - one found a way out. (more)
Murder at the Abandoned Red Paint Factory
By Laura Mayer
A neighbor is murdered, but the other neighbors can't figure out who he was. (more)

