Announcing the winners of this year's Third Coast / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition! (more)

Musical murder trial with a twist. (more)

When we feel bad we often make ourselves feel worse when better is so much easier than we think. (more)

A G-Rated ice-breaker that would be told during a female bonding session. (more)

While in college, Alan fell hard for a fellow art student, Emilie. (more)

Woman meets man. (more)

Re:sound's Gwen Macsai hosts this year's national broadcast, showcasing the best radio stories of the year - winners of the 2011 TC / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition. (more)

Jay came with me to a whiskey convention thinking that he was going to have a blast...but someone from his past throws his night into a painful meditation on love and whiskey. (more)

A short, poetic instruction manual for the man who wishes to philander or have an extra-marital affair, but doesn't know where to begin. (more)

A young woman takes up knitting and finds an irresistible combination of wool and whiskey, peace and productivity. (more)

Tripura and Om took temporary vows of silence when they first met almost 20 years ago. Joan Schuman produced this sound portrait of their experience by weaving together their vocal memories with an ambient narrative of chalk scratching on slate. (more)

Two girls don't see eye to eye on what defines a bright future. (more)

This hour: a seemingly mismatched but (mostly) happy couple, a wife who exacts revenge on her husband via beef broth, and more. (more)

Once a year my extended family comes together for three courses in tradition: making latkes, dinner conversation and finally, the ongoing memories we create together during our annual Hanukkah party. (more)

A love story about food, a food story about love in three courses: poutine, foie gras, bone marrow. (more)

When her husband brings two puppies home, producer Lea Redfern becomes completely immersed in the world of canines. Now dog culture pervades her every waking moment, from commanding her social life to steering her personal politics. (more)

Once the child of a family living in poverty in Hong Kong, Barry Chung is now a professor at Indiana University. (more)

One day of meals on a memorable occasion. (more)

Characters come out of the woodwork to take the stage at a weekly open mic at The Red Line Tap in the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago. (more)

The story of a young man who has an appetite for adventure and tries to leave home as fast as he can. (more)