Snap Judgment 105: Warning Signs
Series: Snap Judgment hosted by Glynn Washington
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SNAP JUDGMENT: WARNING SIGNS
Before the universe knocks you upside the head, it usually gives you a sign. Snap Judgment tells stories of people who pay heed to those signs...or not.
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WHITE LINES
Storn White knows he made a mistake, and prays for the mountain to forgive him. The mountain has other plans.
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KIDNAPPED BY THE FARC PT 1
Jason McLaughlin and his buddy took a canoe trip down Colombia's Putomayo River. Nobody warned them that the river cut through the heart of rebel territory during the middle of a civil war.
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KIDNAPPED BY THE FARC PT 2
Jason McLaughlin's story continues.
JOSHUA WALTERS VS. JOSHUA WALTERS
A talented young performer battles demons for his soul.
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Piece Description
SNAP JUDGMENT: WARNING SIGNS
Before the universe knocks you upside the head, it usually gives you a sign. Snap Judgment tells stories of people who pay heed to those signs...or not.
SEG01
WHITE LINES
Storn White knows he made a mistake, and prays for the mountain to forgive him. The mountain has other plans.
BREAK
SEG02
KIDNAPPED BY THE FARC PT 1
Jason McLaughlin and his buddy took a canoe trip down Colombia's Putomayo River. Nobody warned them that the river cut through the heart of rebel territory during the middle of a civil war.
BREAK
SEG03
KIDNAPPED BY THE FARC PT 2
Jason McLaughlin's story continues.
JOSHUA WALTERS VS. JOSHUA WALTERS
A talented young performer battles demons for his soul.
NOTE
Available for free to NPR member stations. If you're not an NPR member station, contact programservices@npr.org
CARRIAGE CONFIRMATION
Carriage reporting is not only key to our success, we'd like to tell all our cousins across the country when and where they can listen. We have a lot of cousins. Please confirm carriage of Snap Judgment by contacting Steve Martin (SFM Consulting) at 703.715.0827. Thanks!
Timing and Cues
Snap Judgment Episode 105 -Warning Signs
Time 59:00
*Breaks: Two 1:00 minute Station ID Breaks. There is music under the break. *
Billboard (Length 00:59): 00:00- 01:00
Incue: Storn and his extreme buddies were splitboarding...
Outcue: Storytelling with a beat. Stay tuned.
NPR News Hole 1:00- 6:00
Program Segment A (Length: 13:29) 6:00- 19:30
Incue: Welcome to Snap Judgment from NPR.
Outcue: This is Snap Judgment. Stay tuned.
Break One 19:30- 20:30
Program Segment B (Length: 13:00) 20:30- 33:30
Incue: From NPR this is Snap Judgment.
Outcue: 60 seconds away, when Snap Judgment from NPR continues.
Break Two 33:30- 34:30
Program Segment C (Length 24:30) 34:30- 59:00
Incue: Welcome back to Snap Judgment
Outcue: This is NPR.
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Rekha Murthy
Posted on April 21, 2010 at 06:09 PM | Permalink
Danger and unexpectedness = great listening
This is a great show. I love the music, Glynn's offbeat style and energy, and the stories themselves. With this one hour, I now trust Glynn's taste in stories. All three were winners. The connection of the first two to the Warning Signs theme was very clear; the last one, less so, but I didn't mind because it was gripping. After an hour of mental and physical danger, I came away feeling safer, because I have nothing in common with the three protagonists. But that's also what drew me in, because I am perfectly happy to keep the experiences vicarious through them.
The stories were creatively produced, too. In the second story, I liked having the female observer to add a different angle. I'm painting my house now, and her presence reminded me of a complementary accent color.
As for Glynn's style, it's different and refreshing. But it also seems to come naturally, and as a listener I feel secure that he won't lose me along the way.
The only thing missing in this superb hour was a little more from Glynn, maybe a personal reflection to take the topic deeper. Something that ties it together a little more, or makes me think about things in a new way. Never mind, though. I'm being picky. Air this.