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Re:Sound - Unforgettable stories curated from around the world

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During the month of May, join us for a new look at sound. From the producers of The Third Coast International Audio Festival, we present a special series of its flagship radio program "Re:sound." Hosted by award-winning producer and writer Gwen Macsai, "Re:sound" is known for presenting unforgettable audio stories carefully curated from around the world. Each episode explores a new theme through a variety of lenses, a refreshing mix of storytelling styles and joyful use of sound. Check below for the schedule of shows:

Sunday, June 1, 7 p.m. - The "It's Complicated" Show: imperfect, impolitic, infuriating... love. From not knowing exactly who you married to obstacles that may be more than any couple can bear.

Sunday, May 25, 7 p.m. - The Failure of Flight: in one story a man mysteriously falls from the sky onto a sunny London street, and in another, a plane crashes into a mountain side, and an 11-year-old walks away alive.

Sunday, May 18, 7 p.m. - The Kid's Secret Places Show: where kids go to get away; from themselves, their troubles, the rules they're supposed to follow, and of course, their parents.

Sunday, May 11, 7 p.m. - The Color Show: stories about a purple hotel, a family who argues over their skin color, a singing rainbow and more.

Learn more about Re:Sound and hear more episodes by visiting the Third Coast Radio Festival.

Jason has served as WRVO's news director in some capacity since August 2017. As news director, Jason produces hourly newscasts, and helps direct local news coverage and special programming. Before that, Jason hosted Morning Edition on WRVO from 2009-2019. Jason came to WRVO in January of 2008 as a producer/reporter. Before that, he spent two years as an anchor/reporter at WSYR Radio in Syracuse.
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