An elderly widower depends on his radio to keep a foothold in his daily routine. What happens when the radio breaks?

How do you prepare a special child for an ever-changing world? Maggie Tombelli is a witty and intelligent 15-year-old with high-functioning autism. With the support of her father, she hopes to get a scholarship to a school for gifted children. Highly Functioning shows the love, frustrations, and heartbreak that goes along with being on the spectrum in a harsh and judgmental world.

An experimental comedy-documentary fusion exploring polyamory with puppets!

Nana is cared for by her two granddaughters. She enjoys Rachel’s disrupting visits the most and has come to take Rosie’s hard-working quiet nature for granted. When Rosie falls ill, and Rachel only manages a quick drive-by visit, Nana has no food and a broken telly. Moved by seeing the very last Tupperware meal left by Rosie, Nana embarks on an epic cross-country journey on her mobility scooter.

Mary Stepp Burnette Hayden was born into enslavement in Black Mountain, North Carolina. She was 7 years old when she was freed. She stayed in Black Mountain and became a midwife, delivering several hundred babies including her own grandchildren. Then one day her granddaughter, Mary Othella Burnette, came to StoryCorps with her daughter, Debora Hamilton Palmer, to honor the family matriarch. Share this family story.

A young math prodigy, Becky, is offered the opportunity to work on a groundbreaking government project in exchange for the release of her mother from prison.