Interviews (4-6 minutes each)
- The Ink Sinks In: Three taggers tell us why they'll die with a spray can in their hands.
[MP3]
- Let Her Be There: Shana has bounced around the foster care system for years. Here, Shana finds out what her mom was doing during that time.
[MP3]
- To Be a Baby Mama: The only thing about being a young mom is that I'm so...young.
[MP3]
- Letters from Prison: When Gloria's brother went to prison, he began to write her letters. She couldn't bring herself to write back, but in this piece, she finally replies.
[MP3]
- I Still Love Him...Oh Well: This piece reveals the complexity of accepting that a parent just didn't love you enough.
[MP3]
Personal Stories (1-2 minutes each)
- Justice on 25th: Tonette watches the police watch Tonette on 25th and Washtenaw.
[MP3]
- My Private Music: Giancarlo remembers his mother's lullabies.
[MP3]
- Solitude: Rocio's piece builds on the beauty of being alone.
[MP3]
- Joining Up: Omar joined the Marines this year. His piece tries to end a battle with his mother about signing up in the first place.
[MP3]
Audio Collages (1-2 minutes each)
- School in a Garbage Can: Curie Youth Radio rifled through the trash to produce this collage of found love letters, tardy slips, and history outlines.
[MP3]
Our Work
- Carlos - Living Next to Midway[MP3]
- Eddie - Dodging Violence[MP3]
- Givan - Escaping City Racket[MP3]
- Sandy - Mrs. Fong and Her Gangsta Son[MP3]
- Yvonne - Who's Who in the Teenage Hood?[MP3]
- Ashley's is called - The Tracks on Trumbull[MP3]
- Pauls - Taking the Train to Go[MP3]
- Sharonda's - Cornell Park[MP3]
- David - Just To See Her[MP3]
- Jose - Midnight in the Garden of Villaneuva[MP3]
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