Listen and subscribe for more awesome stories! Produced by Jeff Emtman Snap Classic - Season 13 - Episode 44 This story originally aired on the Here Be Monsters podcast hosted by Jeff Emtman. This episode does contain strong language, sensitive listeners please be advised. Produced by Shaina Shealy, original score by Renzo Gorrio, artwork by Teo Ducot The Sasquatch of Pumpkintown Everyone in Pumpkintown is hunting for Sasquatch. You can find Jennifer and David's stunning photographs of harp seals in National Geographic Magazine, on their website, or on Jennifer's Instagram. Sensitive listeners, please be advised Thank you, Jennifer Hayes, for sharing your story with us! Special thanks to Jennifer's guide Mario Cyr and her husband David Doubilet. This story contains descriptions of animal death in the wild. STORIES Thin Ice An underwater photographer sets out on a quest to document harp seals and experiences a moment that becomes a part of her forever. And everyone in the city of Pumpkintown is hunting for Sasquatch, including the only man who knows exactly where Bigfoot lives. An underwater photographer sets out on a quest to document harp seals and experiences a moment that becomes a part of her forever.Artwork by Teo Ducot Season 13 - Episode 45 Listen now! URGENT: Uncuffed suddenly lost their funding. They share intimate stories of struggles and triumphs, and of the heartache and forgiveness taking place within prison walls. Uncuffed is a show made by people behind bars in California prisons. In today's episode, stories of facing the board - and wishes for a friend heading back into the big wide world. But recently, the Board of Parole Hearings found him suitable to re-enter society. Like other lifers in the system, he could have been incarcerated for life. This incredible team just kicked off their 10th Season and it is packed with amazing stories!!! Go on over to their website to subscribe, see pictures, and learn more about all things Ear Hustle! Nate's Going Home from Uncuffed After over 20 years of incarceration, Uncuffed producer Nate McKinney is going home. Voices heard on this episode: David Ditto, Andrew "Boots" Hardy, Ryan Pagan, Kevin Arbuckle, and Reggie Thorpe, and Tony de Trinidad Scored with music by: Lee Jaspar, Antwan Williams, Rhashiyd Zinnamon, Fernando Arruda, and David Jassy This story comes from our friends at Ear Hustle - BIG thanks to their whole team for sharing this story with us! Ear Hustle is a proud member of Radiotopia, from PRX. Five San Quentin residents reflect on the sights, tastes, touch, smells, and sounds of prison life. Some tastes you forget about entirely, and some forms of touch are almost too evocative to bear. There are smells you can't unsmell, and sounds you long to hear. The Five Senses from Ear Hustle Life in prison can mess with your senses. And what does it mean to be found "Suitable?" Who is, who isn't and why the hell not? Nate McKinney and his family at the Uncuffed podcast get together for an award-winning send-off. Five San Quentin residents go deep in the SEASON 10 PREMIERE of Ear Hustle. There are sounds you long to hear, smells you can't unsmell, and tastes you forget about entirely when you're in prison.Artwork by Teo Ducot Season 13 - Episode 48 To learn more about it, visit The Civic Standard. and to make events where everyone is welcome, and everyone comes.
Since this show was made, Erica and Tara and their friend Rose have started an organization in Hardwick called the Civic Standard, whose mission is to give the people of Hardwick plenty of excuses to get together. If you or someone you know needs support, The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline telephone number is: 800.273.8255. Thanks as well to all the people of Hardwick and to the Bread and Puppet Band. Big thanks and love to Tara Reese for her insights and courage in the making of this show. Thank you to producer, Erica Heilman, for sharing this story with us. For more about Finn and the Bell and to read people's reactions to the show, visit the Rumble Strip Vermont website. This incredible Peabody award-winning story comes to us from the Rumble Strip podcast. and what happens to a small Vermont community as it staggers forward after an unspeakable tragedy. This is a story about a boy called Finn who loved to fish, play baseball, write poetry, and embroider.
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