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"Re:Sound" explores the ups and downs of tight spaces

KSUT presents the first in an ongoing series called Re-Sound, featuring unforgettable audio stories from all over the world.
Each episode of Re:Sound explores a new theme through a variety of lenses.

In the first installment, we'll get into “Tight Spaces,” or the ups and downs of confinement.

We'll hear stories from inside an isolation tank and underneath the old Berlin Wall.

And we'll learn how a person can develop claustrophobia in the wide open spaces of Outer Mongolia.

Future episodes of Re:Sound will look at randomness, hearing, and the dinner table.
 

Re:Sound is produced by the sonic hunter-gatherers at Third Coast International Audio Festival. The program features exceptional stories from producers like Lulu Miller of Radiolab and Invisibilia, Roman Mars of the podcast 99% Invisible, and Johnathan Goldstein from This American Life.