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The story of The Mirage, the famous undercover Chicago Sun bar, as told by two reporters posing as bartenders. Pam Zekman currently works as an investigative reporter for CBS 2 Chicago. You can find Zay Smith’s book about The Mirage, his humor column and a his novel, at zaysmith.com.
Season 9 Episode 21
An all new season of Spooked, the podcast, is dropping early August. In this episode, we’re featuring some of our favorite stories from Spooked, season one.
The first rule about fight club is you do not talk about fight club. Ray Christian breaks that rule.
Season 9 Episode 19
Snap Judgment joins the podcast Ear Hustle for a look at parenting from inside San Quentin State Prison.
In this episode incarcerated fathers share their stories of striving to be present in their children's lives. One inmate reconnects with his son after 20 years. Another stays very involved through letters and visits. And a third gets the opportunity to give his teenage son a haircut.
In 2006, a wolf was born in Yellowstone who would become a legend in her own time.
For more about the 06 Female and the debate surrounding wolves in Yellowstone, be sure to check out Jeff Hull's article in Outside Magazine and Nate Rott'sspecial report for NPR.
Producer: Joe Rosenberg
What do you do when someone tells you something you know to be false, and yet...you can just tell they're telling the truth?
Chaotic Good
Malaclypse was part of a dangerous anarchist group. They stole, they killed, they escaped, until one day when Malaclypse could run no further...
Modern Love
When Stephanie Saldana was 27 years old, she thought her calling was to become a nun. But at a monastery in the Syrian desert, she met a monk who made her rethink everything
Season 9 Episode 18
What if you don't have a heart?
If I Only Had A Heart
The sum of the parts cannot equal the hole in your heart.
The Scientist And The Psychopath
Neuroanatomist Dr. James Fallon studies the most dangerous kind of person: the psychopath. His job is to get up close and personal with the mind of the psychopath so that we can better understand what makes them tick. He treats their brains with the cold calculation of a scientist at work. But in the process things get mighty personal.
About Face
You’ve heard the saying, right? You can’t see the forest for the trees. Well, imagine if your whole life all you could do, all you knew how to do, was see the trees, the details, the minutiae of the world. What would you miss out on. Let’s take a walk in Tom Conces’ shoes and find out.
Chin-Kyll and Bo-Ok: Across the DMZ
What happens when you are reunited with your North Korean sister for the first time in over five decades?
When the fight is over we still have to deal with the pieces of the battle that remain inside. Featuring The Warrior Box and Soul of a Soldier.
Season 9 Episode 17
When Avi Steinberg became a prison librarian, he thought his job would be to keep track of the books. Then he started reading between the lines.
Producer: Joe Rosenberg
Hear how one of Yugoslavia’s top basketball players attempts to escape the Siege of Sarajevo and don't miss The Nocturnists late night meltdown at the morgue.
"The Choice" from the Lucky Podcast
Nada Rothbart thought she’d have plenty of time to get her family out of Sarajevo. Suddenly, it was too late.
This story originally aired on Lucky podcast, listen to part two of Nada’s story "The Choice" here.
"Live At The Morgue" from The Nocturnists Podcast
What do you do when the morgue has a total meltdown. Galen Laserson tells her story live at The Nocturnists. Its host and creator is Emily Silverman, MD, its executive producer is Ali Block, MD, and its podcast producer is Marina Poole.
Season 9 Episode 16
From the publisher's feed
We Are Jane Doe is a new 3-part series from KQED’s Snap Studios.
Ali Prout had only been at the Central California Women’s Facility for a few days when an officer stopped her at a…
Over three episodes, we trace Ali's dramatic fight for justice and the stunning ripple effects that threaten to upend the system of power and control at Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF), one of the largest women’s prisons on earth.