Radio Cut

Radio Cut

By David UsuiSociety & CultureDocumentaryPersonal Journals
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Radio Cut episodes

  • Coco - Save the Family

    Life for Coco got more interesting when she realized her own clairvoyance.  Years later she got a message from an unexpected visitor.

     

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    13 min
  • Eric - Dickhead Steve

    Back in high school Eric had his sights set on one thing — girls.

     

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    17 min
  • Nick - You Win Some, You Lose Some

    New York native Nick grew up a Mets fan. For him that means a lifetime of heartache, fiascos and defeat. Thankfully, the Church of Shea provided some life lessons along the way.

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    5 min
  • Doris - It's You, Isn't It?

    What do you think happens in the afterlife? Heavenly, pearly gates? A return to a cosmic wonder? Lights go out? For over 40 years, Doris has worked as a funeral home director and faces this question every day. Turns out she has some ideas about it all.


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    9 min
  • Sammy - Sweet, Sweet Vengeance

    Frontman for NYC’s garage rock band The Mooney Suzuki and Grammy-winning producer and composer, Sammy James Jr recounts his high school dreams of one day winning the annual battle of the bands competition.

     

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    22 min
  • George - The Throw Out Expert

    Have a beef with somebody? George has a solution — and it just might involve a few broken bones, black eyes and some busted teeth. At 85 years old, he’s never been shy about throwing his weight around and has no plans to let up any time soon.

     

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    13 min
  • Welcome to Radio Cut

    As a documentary filmmaker I’ve noticed that there’s a special kind of story that we share — colorful stories that become part our own personal myth. We spin them and toss them around. They often times evolve and get embellished. These stories not only shape our opinions, give us new perspectives and a shared sense of history but they also give meaning and color to our lives. At its heart, these stories connect us and bring us together.

     

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    2 min

About Radio Cut

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We’re all storytellers. And these stories we tell not only shape our opinions, give us new perspectives and a shared sense of history, but they also give meaning and color to our lives. They connect us and bring us together.