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Tag Archives: radio essays
If You Were Gone…
In class today we read and discussed “Finding Prosperity by Feeding Monkeys,” by Harold Taw (Bedford Reader, p. 110) — Here’s the NPR audio, if you’re interested. I also assigned the intros to Narration (pp. 81-89) and Description (pp. 137-143) for … Continue reading
This American Life: Perfect Evidence
Continuing along a theme about crime and punishment, on Thursday we’re going to listen to at least part of this episode of This American Life. The episode is called “Perfect Evidence.” If you’re gone on Thursday, please listen to this … Continue reading
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