"Memory of a Guy on a Boat"

This is a sound, a story and a memory of a guy on a boat.

Produced by Neil Balser

9 / 11 was a day that many people in the United States will remember so vividly. This occurrence changed the nation and put it in a very vulnerable state. Many people have recollections of what happened on that day, what they were doing, and where they were. But what if you were a child that experienced this event first hand? To me it seemed like an ordinary day. I followed my morning routine, as I did every other day. Until one message from the school’s intercom changed my life forever. This is my story of 9/11, and why this day has haunted me ever since.

Produced by Latecia Joiner

This is a silly but true story about my past.

Produced by Noor Kalouti

Ever since she was a baby, producer Elle Brosh has wanted to eat the world. For a young girl with a sophisticated palate and a tendency to overeat, the grocery store was paradise. In this short feature, Elle recalls shopping for groceries with her mom, a weekly ritual with an unusual twist she will always cherish.

After seeing the film, Memoir of a Geisha, Elle Brosh became fascinated with them. In 2008, when she was fifteen, she traveled to Japan with her mother, and had a first-hand experience that she remembers with humor and dread.

Jack Dunphy recalls the week he spent on his grandfather's farm learning how to ride his old motorcycle. It turn out to be a serio-comic rite of passage.

The sound of a bell from an ice-cream sandwich cart can be heard every afternoon in most neighborhoods of Thailand, serving Thai style ice-cream sandwiches with a variety of toppings.

Produced by Pimchanok Wariratanaroj.

Certain sounds bring back a sense of nostalgia. Some memories good, some memories bad, some of pain, some of bliss. The constant clicking of “rope” on the concrete brings me back to my summer vacation at my Grandmother’s house in Brooklyn on E 86th St.

Produced by Christina Berthaud

“We didn’t close. Not even a second”

A waiter remembers working at a diner in the aftermath of 9/11.

Produced by Logan Paton.

A day in the life of a tarot hustler takes an unexpected turn.

Stuart Südekum is a writer and educator living in Brooklyn. He is the co-founder of Feast of Fools, an educational event series on the art and science of mysticism, and is a specialist on the life and work of Arthur Edward Waite. He is currently preparing an annotated edition of Waite’s seminal “Pictorial Key to the Tarot.”

Tracklist:

Son Lux - Flickers

Shadow Priest - Drunk Piano

Les Petits Chanteurs a la Croix de Bois - Duetto buffo di due gatti

Levi Patel - Dissociation