Filmspotting Revisited: replaying interviews with Ryan Johnson / Linklater / Winterbottom / Top 5 Coen Bros. Scenes, 59:00

"Filmspotting" is a weekly hour-long program about film, including: movie reviews, interviews, top 5 lists, listener feedback and insightful film talk.

The Little Giant: A Tribute to Johnny Griffin, 59:00

A one-hour, music rich appreciation of the legendary Chicago-born jazz saxophonist. Griffin died at the age of 80 on July 25, 2008.

Perceptions Shattered: African American Masculinity from Chicago Public Radio, PRX and the NBPC, 59:00

Youth voices share their perspectives on Black masculinity. Photo above by flotptwo, http://www.flickr.com/photos/floptwo/2445245484

For Emmett Till by Dianna Harris, 02:54

Her fouth year in the competition, Dianna says this piece is about Emmett Till's mother. Dianna Harris is 17 years old and was an individual finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition. Dianna was a top poet in the competition, making her a member of the 2008 Chicago All-Star team.

Shofar Blues by Melissa Goldman, 03:12

Her third year in the competition, Melissa says this piece is about questioning Judaism. Melissa Goldman is 17 years old and was an individual finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition.

Sisters by Camea Osborn, 02:58

Her first year in the competition, Camea says this piece is about encouraging young women to love themselves and succeed beyond adversity. Camea Osborn is 18 years old and was an individual finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition.

Intersection by Demetrius Amparan, 03:05

His second year in the competition, Demetrius says this piece is about fitting into all four of his races. Demetrius Amparan is 17 years old and was an individual finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition. Demetrius was a top poet in the competition, making him a member of the 2008 Chicago All-Star team.

Running by Esther Ikoro, 01:47

Her first year in the competition, Esther says this piece is about being made fun of for talking "white". Esther Ikoro is 18 years old and was an individual finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition. Esther was a top poet in the competition, making her a member of the 2008 Chicago All-Star team.

Look! by Nate Marshall, 02:25

His sixth year in the competition, Nate says this piece is about poetry, the Slam, and the positive impact it can have on youth. Nate Marshall is 18 years old and was an individual finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition. Nate was a top poet in the competition, making him a member of the 2008 Chicago All-Star team.

A Story About How I'm Not Going to Tell One by Annie Kahane, 03:03

Her first year in the competition, Annie says this piece is about a boy who thought he deserved a story. Annie Kahane is 19 years old and a member of Chicago 7, which was a team finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition.

Ode to a Female MC by Deja Taylor, 02:23

Her third year in the competition, Deja says this piece is an about the under appreciation of female MCs. Deja Taylor is 18 years old and a member of Chicago 7, which was a team finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition. Deja was a top poet in the competition, making her a member of the 2008 Chicago All-Star team.

Nostalgic Daze by FM Supreme, 02:52

Her fifth year in the competition, Supreme says this piece is about a longing for home (Chicago) and feeling displaced after heading off to college. Jessica "FM Supreme" Disu is 19 years old and a member of Chicago 7, which was a team finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition.

Leviticus 20:13 by Jesse Welsh, 03:06

His fourth year in the competition, Jesse says this piece is about the bible's opinion on homosexuality. Jesse Welsh is 17 years old and a member of Northside College Prep High School, which was a team finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition.

The Man Inside My Head by Elisha Miles, 02:53

Her first year in the competition, Elisha says this piece is about being friends with your imaginary friend once again. Elisha Miles is 14 years old and a member of Northside College Prep High School, which was a team finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition.

Maxwell Street by Adam Gottlieb, 03:12

His fourth year in the competition, Adam says this piece is a poem for his Grandma - it's a beautiful reflection on a Chicago landmark. Adam Gottlieb is 18 years old and a member of Northside College Prep High School, which was a team finalist in the 2008 Louder Than a Bomb Competition.

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