Listen now, or download it here from itunes. The release date on itunes was 4/27/10.
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Showing posts with label prison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prison. Show all posts
Monday, June 11, 2012
Prison Sounds Terrible
Wilbert Rideau knows prison, and he shares an excerpt from his book in this episode of Vanity Fair Writer's Reading.
Listen now, or download it here from itunes. The release date on itunes was 4/27/10.
Listen now, or download it here from itunes. The release date on itunes was 4/27/10.
Labels:
prison,
vanity fair writer's reading,
Wilbert Rideau
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Drinking wine in prison
Last week The Moth aired one of the best episodes I've heard in a long time. Sherman "O.T." Powell tells about prison, and how to make really bad wine.
Listen now.
Listen now.
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prison,
Sherman "O.T." Powell,
the moth,
wine
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Wrongly accused
I know many of you listen to The Moth podcast regularly, and the latest episode is one reason I love The Moth so much. This one is told by Barry Gibbs, a man who spent 19 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. Listen to his story now, or download it on itunes. The itunes release date was 7/5/10.
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barry gibbs,
mafia,
murder,
prison,
storytelling,
the moth,
wrongly accused
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Prison life
Here's my first post, from the Vanity Fair's Writers Reading podcast. I've always been kind of intrigued by what prison life is like, but this reading by Wilbert Rideau about his time in prison is the most raw-dog account I've ever heard.
Listen now, or download it here from itunes. The release date on itunes was 4/27/10.
Listen now, or download it here from itunes. The release date on itunes was 4/27/10.
Labels:
new orleans,
prison,
vanity fair,
Wilbert Rideau
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