Snap Judgment

From our friends at Love and Radio, the groundbreaking new series Blood Memory. In this first episode, two women meet the same man in prison and walk away with decidedly different impressions of him.
“Sometimes, if you want something great, you have to make a lot of sacrifices.”
You can listen to the rest of the series over at the Love and Radio podcast! Stay tuned after the episode for an interview with Love and Radio creator Nick van der Kolk and Snap Producer John Fecile.
This episode featured the voices of Ariel, Heather Brown and Michael Thompson. The series producer is Meera Kumar. Rrobin Amer is the Managing Editor with additional reporting by Brian Krans and Anya Schultz. Fact checking by Nicole Pasulka. Bill Rohlfing provided the voice of the radio announcer.
This episode featured music from:
The Lighthouse Trembles – Natalia Beylis – Mermaids
Mind Shifts – Michel Banabila – The Unreal Realm
Acqua – Las Olas – Las Olas
Not In Our Name – Pierre Bastien & Michel Banabila – Nuits Sans Nuit
Vertigo – Zoroxxe – Zoroxxe
Mermaids – Natalia Beylis – Mermaids
Après La Pluie – Memory Scale – And All Things Begin to Drift
Revoluciones (mirco) – Zoroxxe – Zoroxxe
Good Grief – Sereptie – Sulpher’s End
Intemperie – Glitch Bird – Intemperie
A Listening Voice – Russ Young – Cloak
La Inmanencia del Ser – Interspecifics – Reducción
Tigre de Papel (feat. King Klavé) – Quixosis – Zen & Caro
Chanclas de Mercurio – Quixosis – Zen & Caro
Sentimental, Sedimentary – Dialect – Under~Between
Vertigo – Zoroxxe – Zoroxxe
Lágrimas de Sangre II – Ezmeralda -Patrimonio Inmaterial de la Nada
The Process from Birth – Michel Banabil – The Unreal Realm
Paisaje Oblícuo – Zoroxxe – Zoroxxe
We’ll Find Out – Timber Timbre – Timber Timbre
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The story of a self proclaimed “drunk drag queen,” and the music that saved them. Plus, we go on an adventure underwater to visit a secret kingdom for seahorses.
STORIES
Movement
From the podcast, Movement, we spotlight the story of a self proclaimed” drunk drag queen,” and the music that saved them.
Produced by Meklit Hadero and Ian Coss. The Movement show was co-created by Julie Caine.
You can find all of San Cha’s music and projects at churchofsancha.com.
If you want to find more stories at the crossroads of music and migration, search for “Movement with Meklit Hadero,” wherever you listen!
Movement is supported by The Mellon Foundation and National Geographic Society, and distributed by PRX.
Under Pressure
After traumatic experiences underwater, a diver falls in love with the ocean again by building a secret kingdom for seahorses.
BIG thanks to Roger Hanson. Roger’s writing a children’s book, called “A Seahorse of a Different Color,” about a unique seahorse who was born different. It comes out in June.
Roger has previously been covered by the LA Times and Spectrum Channel 1, which called him the “world’s foremost expert on the Pacific Seahorse.”
Seahorse Update: In September, pregnant Deep Blue stopped showing up. Roger thinks he was eaten by an octopus. He’s moved any remaining octopuses in the area and resettled them elsewhere.
Produced by Liz Mak, original score by Leon Moriomoto, artwork by Teo Ducot. 
Season 17 - Episode 29

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Little Sammy has three loves. Bumble bees, the Bible and boys. Raised by preachers, he’s kept one of these secret, but Deliverance Day is on the way.
A very big thank you to Dr. Sammy Ramsey and Pastor Roosevelt Ramsey for sharing their story! You can learn more about Sammy and his work with bees here.
Big love and thanks to Lulu Miller as well. 
Sammy and Lulu work together to make a kids podcast for Radiolab, it’s called Terrestrials and they just dropped an episode all about dads in the animal world... How they’re different than what you’ve been taught. It’s called “The DADventure.” It’s a very fun romp, beautifully sound designed and full of great stories. Go listen to Terrestrials on any podcast platform! 
Produced by Lulu Miller and Nancy López, original score by Nicholas Marks. 
Season 17 - Episode 28

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We’re sharing an episode of What It’s Like to Be… from New York Times bestselling business book author Dan Heath. On the podcast, Dan explores the world of work, one profession at a time, and interviews people who love what they do. He finds out: How does a stand-up comedian come up with new material? Does a cattle rancher ever get attached to certain calves? What are the clues that suggest fraud to a forensic accountant? If you’ve ever met someone whose work you were curious about, and you had 100 nosy questions but were too polite to ask… this is the show for you. In this preview, Dan talks with a brain surgeon about the most harrowing part of a brain surgery, why he operates on people’s brains while they’re awake, and his remarkable path to the operating room. You can find more episodes of “What It’s Like to Be…” at https://link.mgln.ai/snapdanheath 

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Two women set sail on a tiny boat embarking on a journey to freedom that takes them across the globe. And a Hungarian composer dreams of changing the world… he did. 
This episode contains strong language, violence, and mentions suicide. Sensitive listeners please be advised.
From Russia With Love
Two women, a tiny boat, the wide-open ocean… and kismet.
Elena has written a book about their adventure, called Talking to the Moon. You can read the story on the couple’s website.
Produced by Liz Mak, original score by Leon Morimoto, artwork by Teo Ducot.
Gloomy Sunday
Hungarian composer Rezső Seress dreamed of changing the world with his music. He did.
Produced and scored by Davey Kim.
Season 17 Episode 27

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