Knock Knock: Introducing the 2012 Third Coast ShortDocs
By Julie Shapiro, Sandor Weisz, Luke Eldridge, Adam Kampe, John Musto & Abby Wendle
In early 2012, Third Coast teamed up with the neighborhood-centric website EveryBlock, and issued a wide-open invitation to make radio. (more)
Re:sound #38: The Games Show
By Various producers
This hour: tongue twisters, brain teasers, cheaters, and one of the worst high school football teams of all time. (more)
Roger Dowds: Millionaire Winner
By Ronan Kelly
Roger Dowds wasn't exactly an obvious pick for a game show contestant. He'd lived a quiet, sheltered life and had little faith in himself. (more)
Crown the King: Red Takes Black
By Adam Kampe
2012 SHORTDOCS WINNER! One block from Adam Kampe's apartment sits the Capitol Pool Checkers Club where, each week, men with nicknames like the Hammer, the Pressure Man, and the Razor gather to trash talk over heated games of checkers. (more)
Sounds Tasty, Salty Too
By Isaac Bluefoot
Bartleby's appetite for fun sets he and his brother Artemus on their way for their smallest adventure yet, into the game room for an unexpectedly flavorful time. (more)
The Rules Will Be Different
By Melissa Allison
For one recount lawyer in Florida, the political became personal in the wake of the 2000 presidential election. (more)
Re:sound #168 The 2012 ShortDocs Show
By Multiple producers
This hour: Gwen Macsai and Julie Shapiro spin some of our favorite stories from the 2012 Third Coast ShortDocs Challenge. (more)
Barmy Banff Blackout Bingo!
By Alyssa Moxley
Welcome to Thursday night $1,000 jackpot bingo at The Royal Canadian Legion in the small Rocky Mountain town of Banff, Alberta. (more)
Presenting the 2005 TCF ShortDocs -- Stories About Games
By Michele Norris, Blake Eskin, Michael Kavanagh, Melissa Allison & Judith Sloan
For the 2005 ShortDocs Challenge, we asked producers to submit ideas for stories about "games." (more)
The Ambassador of Go
By Blake Eskin
Most Americans have never heard of Go, an ancient board game that has simpler rules than chess but such complex strategy that computers can’t even beat a talented amateur. (more)
Tongues Twisting
By Judith Sloan
Clapping games and tongue twisters in multiple languages turn into rich stories when Judith Sloan records young immigrants in a theatre workshop. (more)
There Was a Whole Lotta Hundreds...
By Michael Kavanagh
In America's high schools, students are playing a game whose only rule is to break the rules. (more)
The Green Controller
By Alejandro Remigio
Typical day at the dormitory - the usual sounds that are heard across the hall. (more)
