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Without Nameby Lina Misitzis (Here Be Monsters, 2013)Eugene up and left for California one morning without packing a thing from his apartment in Brooklyn, New York. Producer Lina Misitzis and her roommate Adrian got the apartment at a discount. The condition, though, was that they took the place as Eugene left it—full of his left-behind life. For two years they enjoyed Eugene's magazine subscriptions, ate out of his bowls, slept on his old couch and used his designer spices.PhotoLina Misitzis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week one woman's story unfolds through many threads. Songs My Mother Taught Meby Chris Brookes (CBC, 1998)When soldiers from Newfoundland came to London to fight in WWII, many met and married local women and brought their British war brides back home after the war ended. This story is mostly about one such bride, Producer Chris Brookes' mother, a woman of mystery, charm, and above all, secrets. After her death she unwittingly left behind a few key items — including a diary — and from these Chris begins to unravel her story. He discovers her thirst for life on the one hand, a deep sense of longing on the other, and lots more than he expected about himself. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This hour we step inside the mind and listen to our thoughts. I Am Good At[NOTE: This piece is not available due to limited rights]by Cristal Duhaime with Mira Burt-Wintonick (WireTap, CBC 2012)The thoughts running through the heads of a couple as they meet for the first time on a blind date. Everything, Nothing, Harvey Keitelby Pejk Malinovski (Between The Ears, Falling Tree Productions, BBC Radio 3, 2013)A man struggles to meditate as he realises he is sitting next to actor Harvey Keitel.Feetby Gwen Macsai and Taki Telonidis(Morning Edition, NPR, 1994)Re:sound host Gwen Macsai meditates on the two things she inherited from her mother: her feet.Guided By Voices [extract]by Benjamin Walker(Too Much Information with Benjamin Walker, WFMU 2011)After reconnecting with an old girlfriend who finds him on Facebook, host Benjamin Walker tries to make some money doing experimental medical testing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.