Re:sound

This hour: Dads, in all their glory.

This hour: letters. To yourself, to your city, lost letters, found letters... and a love letter to letters.

This hour: Stories about people who lived to be 100, and reflections from producer Neenah Ellis on what she learned from these remarkable centenarians.

This hour: We showcase some of our favorite stories from the 2010 Third Coast ShortDocs Challenge: Book Odds, and talk to the organizer of the project, Third Coast Artistic Director Julie Shapiro about the rules, the incentives, and our collaboration with widely-acclaimed musical duo, The Books.

This hour: Hustlers. Some are straight-up con artists, and others are just doing what they have to do to get by.

This week: every country song tells a story and has a story behind it.

This hour: two people shed old skins and resurface in foreign territory.

This hour: Running on two legs, running on four, but most importantly, running with all your might.

This hour: Jazz and the struggle for civil rights in South Africa and the U.S.

This hour: Identical twins — separated at birth, separated by belief and joined by matching outfits.

This hour: the delicate interdependence between being in need and answering the call to help.

For every action there is a reaction. This week we look at consequences, both micro and macro.

This hour: Food. It's delicious. It's complicated.

This hour: looking for the intangible. What's lost and what might be found.

This hour: a one way mission to mars, a Russian cosmonaut's favorite music, the Voyager golden record, the sound of the northern lights, and more.

This hour: Chicago. Hogbutcher to the world, jewel of the Midwest, and everything in between.

This hour: the story (and the story behind the story) of Willie McGee.

This hour: the experience of the city -- from the bicycle seat, the planner’s map, and the poet’s pen.

This hour: the capital of scamming.

This hour: we explore some big ideas – justice, injustice, punishment, and redemption – through small, powerful, personal stories.