Third Coast Audio Library :: All

This piece retells (and remixes) the NBA soap opera of Shaq + Kobe in an audio cartoon created with the on-the-court assistance of the talented Kevin Smith and amplified by music from Shaquille O'Neal, sampled game sounds, and press conference audio clips taken wildly and egregiously out of context. Year: 2006 Producers: David Schulman

A woman tries to come to terms with a breakup and a package of bacon. Year: 2006 Producers: Sue Mell

As if / to discuss the world / John Cage / Joseph Beuys Year: 2006 Producers: Jean-Claude Kuner

In a small village in India, a 90 KG stone levitates when the name of sufi saint Qamar Ali Dervish is chanted. Year: 2006 Producers: Jeanette Werkhoven

A former inmate (John McCullough), a former guard (Donald Vaughn) and Steve Buscemi guide the listener through 1960's prison reform via the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, PA. Year: 2006 Producers: Peter Crimmins

Domestic duet for mother and six year old. Year: 2006 Producers: Eurydice Aroney Stuart Brown Tom Morton

How can we make sense of the communication and resource problems identified long before Hurricane Katrina that led to such tragic consequences for many residents of New Orleans? Year: 2006 Producers: Christine McKenna

Composed from sounds recorded during a residency at the National Science and Technology Museum, Taiwan, this is a story about communication. Year: 2006 Producers: Jayne Fenton Keane

A woman remembers the most important person in her life. Year: 2006 Producers: Lee Fuoco

Jayne Fenton Keane talks with India's former Socialist Defence Minister, Mr. George Fernandes, and former President of the Socialist Party of India, Ms. Jaya Jaitley, about the Railway Strikes of 1975 that brought down Sonia Ghandi's government. Year: 2006 Producers: Jayne Fenton Keane

Will Midori and her brother Yoshitoro overcome their antipathies and meet again? Year: 2006 Producers: Christian Gasser

An inquiry into the nature of human relationships over the course of eons, featuring musical accompaniment in diverse time signatures, and a British narrator. Year: 2006 Producers: Michael Hearst Rick Moody

Please hear what I don't say... Year: 2006 Producers: Grace Yoon

When I try from Zen sickness to fly . . . Year: 2006 Producers: Grace Yoon

Mike won't return Alexander's messages. Year: 2006 Producers: Thelon Oeming

Drummer relates previous evening's adventures with keyboard-playing brother. Year: 2006 Producers: Nic Beery

Rude tarot card reader gets really angry. Year: 2006 Producers: Briana O'Higgins

After one year of social work experience: autism / misuse / to society. Year: 2006 Producers: Martin Kolber-Jaskulski

June and Alison are missing . . . Year: 2006 Producers: Shannon Quinn

A man and his dagger part ways after the dagger has second thoughts. Year: 2006 Producers: Allison Schuette-Hoffman

With Grandma, things start bad and get worse. Year: 2006 Producers: Ken Cormier

Baglama begins and ends chopped interviews with seniors about love and death and music. Year: 2006 Producers: Eric Markowitz

Children in a behavior program speak up about respect, against the metaphorical soundscape of the Institution. Year: 2006 Producers: Susan B. Price

To begin, restating rules is used to avoid actually following rules, just as this more-than-one-sentence description avoids the request for a single sentence through the misuse of the semi-colon; later, mundane answering machine messages become menacing, as the producer manipulates their meaning with music. Year: 2006 Producers: Neil Sandell

A radio producer deals with a case of 'broadcaster's block' by asking the question "What would Johnny do?" Year: 2006 Producers: Kent Hoffman