The Politics of Desire. Mary Gould and Daniel Makagon explore the landscape of polymorphous desire at a dungeon in Chicago.

Urban Monk. Geoff Sheridan explores tensions of living a life of austerity in the big city.

Aurore. Photographs by Lou Marcus explore surfaces, seductions, stories, and spirits in Paris.

Rock Art. Richard Rogers explores petroglyphs and graffiti in the American Southwest.

Road Trip. Andrew and Jenny Wood document motel signs and scenes along US Route 66.

Blessed. Daniel Makagon investigates the Blessing of the Animals around the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi (October 4th) in Chicago in 2005.

Paris—From a Bicycle. An experiment in small POV movie making. A bike ride through Paris. See the sights. Feel the traffic.

Cassadaga, Florida. Written and produced by Wendy Adams King, 2003. Gather up your aura and listen to Wendy Adams King’s audio report from a Florida spiritualist camp founded in 1894.

Brooklyn Surfaces. A photo montage of doors, walls, posters, stencils, and other surfaces of the Williamsburg area of Brooklyn, NY.

The Soul Swims in Mexico. Written and narrated by Chris Green (music by Neil Young).

Shooting Death. Written and produced by Daniel Makagon. Go behind the yellow tape with crime scene photographers and investigators.

Tomatoes, Peanuts, and Fresh Squeezed Juice. Photo Ethnography of Central Florida roadside stands by Laurel Friedman. HTML version or Flash slideshow (use keyboard arrows to navigate) .

Jim's Grave. Produced by Mark Neumann, Barrett Golding and HearingVoices.com. Hear what goes on at one of the most popular pilgrimage destinations in Paris: the grave of Jim Morrison at Cimetiere du Pere Lachaise. Premiered on PRI/MPR The Savvy Traveler (6 February 2004). This story was awarded the 2005 NFCB Silver Reel for a National Music/Entertainment Program or Special.

Net Gains and Losses. Written and produced by Michelle Zacks and Mark Neumann. The Florida Humanities Council, Steve Karl, and DocumentaryWorks provided funding and support for the production of this radio program.

last updated: November, 2011