Snap Judgment searches for that perfect place, just around the bend, our Shangri-La. For those lucky few who have found their utopia, they also discover it's surrounded by enemies clamoring to tear it down.

PROGRAM

Amazon Jungle:  When a North American Photographer makes his way into the Amazonian Jungle to visit a native tribe, he learns why the Brazilian government keeps noisy tourists as far away as possible. Produced by Rebecca Hertz.

Game Over:  The tape is rolling as we witness the tearful end of a perfect online world. Produced by Roman Mars, based on a story by Robert Ashley's brilliant A Life Well Wasted internet radio program.

Sam Green, director of the live documentary “Utopia in Four Movements,” discuss the fleeting nature of utopia.  

Tourist Boat:  Jeff and his girlfriend escape the beaten path and all those annoying tourists.  Camping on a primitive island, far far away from “Resortville”, they discover what happens when survival and opportunity collide. Produced by Roman Mars and Sarah Jessee.

Terrantism: Christianity was too violent. Buddhism was too peaceful. And everything was too organized. So David and his friends came up with their own religion: Terrantism. They got a church, priests - pretty soon, they thought they'd found the secret to spiritual enlightenment. Produced by Stephanie Foo.

Going to Petra:  Glynn struggles whether to escape the Apocalypse in paradise. 

NOTE
Available for free to NPR member stations. If you're not an NPR member station, contact programservices@npr.org

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Carriage reporting is not only key to our success, we'd like to tell all our friends and family when to listen. Please confirm carriage of Snap Judgment by contacting Steve Martin (SFM Consulting) at 703.715.0827. Thanks!

Snap Judgment searches for that perfect place, just around the bend, our Shangri-La. For those lucky few who have found their utopia, they also discover it's surrounded by enemies clamoring to tear it down.

PROGRAM

Amazon Jungle:  When a North American Photographer makes his way into the Amazonian Jungle to visit a native tribe, he learns why the Brazilian government keeps noisy tourists as far away as possible. Produced by Rebecca Hertz.

Game Over:  The tape is rolling as we witness the tearful end of a perfect online world. Produced by Roman Mars, based on a story by Robert Ashley's brilliant A Life Well Wasted internet radio program.

Sam Green, director of the live documentary “Utopia in Four Movements,” discuss the fleeting nature of utopia.  

Tourist Boat:  Jeff and his girlfriend escape the beaten path and all those annoying tourists.  Camping on a primitive island, far far away from “Resortville”, they discover what happens when survival and opportunity collide. Produced by Roman Mars and Sarah Jessee.

Terrantism: Christianity was too violent. Buddhism was too peaceful. And everything was too organized. So David and his friends came up with their own religion: Terrantism. They got a church, priests - pretty soon, they thought they'd found the secret to spiritual enlightenment. Produced by Stephanie Foo.

Going to Petra:  Glynn struggles whether to escape the Apocalypse in paradise. 

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 friends and family when to listen. Please confirm carriage of Snap Judgment by contacting Steve Martin (SFM Consulting) at 703.715.0827. Thanks!