This hour: producers and sound artists go to the audio playground and remix to their heart’s content. (more)

This hour: Children try to survive in, and escape from, a Ghanaian slum called Sodom and Gomorrah. (more)

Voices in Your Head is an audio segment from Voci, a performance work Pamela Z created in 2003. (more)

For the 2006 ShortDocs Challenge, the Third Coast was inspired by and collaborated with cartoonist and illustrator Matt Madden. (more)

What is it about train travel that inspires music and memory? And why do people tend to confess their innermost thoughts once they get on board? (more)

A personal account of Hendrick’s adjustment to a hearing impairment, causing him to navigate a world of unwanted sound, is arranged with interviews of two friends recounting a noisy concert experience to help create a perception of what it’s like to live behind a wall of noise. (more)

This hour: here, there, and in-between. (more)

Hearts, Lungs, and Minds is a “composed documentary” by sound artist John Wynne, who spent a year as an artist in residence at Harefield Hospital, one of the world’s leading centers for heart and lung transplants. (more)

Voice of America’s The Century in Sound is a radio documentary that chronicles the entire 20th century without narration. (more)

Someone's Screaming Outside revisits the rainy Florida night George Zimmerman met Trayvon Martin, using only 911 calls from that evening and musical samples from YouTube videos reacting to the tragedy. (more)

An automated teller machine discusses awkward moments, consumer culture and why she needs it to survive. (more)

This hour: kids sing opera, they talk about life on a remote island, and they opine about running the world. (more)

A man visits a star sale, where auctioneers are selling off the cosmos to the highest bidder. The Southern Cross, Orion's Belt, the Big Dipper -- they're all up for grabs. (more)

Rip, Rift, and Panic weaves together stories, archival tape, and sound to create a portrait of the emotional and logistical aspects of living along an earthquake fault line. (more)

A cerebral yet refreshing exploration into the question "where do creative ideas come from?" (more)

A bleak future with nothing good to eat... except your gas mask. (more)

Alessandro Bosetti talks of the tremors felt while approaching somebody else's life with a microphone in-hand, when fears of exploitation combine with implacable curiosity and the possibility that neither you nor your interviewee will understand each other's intentions. (more)

This hour: melodies from the world around us.*Note: due to rights issues, not all pieces in this show can be streamed on our website.  (more)

Florence is a city filled with bells: church bells, hand bells, door bells, bike bells . . . (more)

In which the coffee mugs offer explanation. (more)