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This is a story about two men and a little baby ... well, a big baby actually. And the two men aren’t just any two men. Both of the baby fathers began their lives as girls. Their journey through conception, pregnancy and childbirth is both exceptional and mundane, both universal and unique. Although the narrative is familiar, this particular "birth story" challenges conventional ideas about sex and gender. (The small person acquisition project – CBC/SRC, Canada). In the mythology and ancient texts of India, the idea of a third gender has always existed. This radio piece is a poetic encounter with members of the Hijra community, the sacred trans-sexual community in India. Translated from Tamil, Kannada, and Hindi, the Hijras' words and texts take us to the heart of the complex and multiple site of identity. Game of mirrors, sound object in kaleidoscopic form, on the boundary between documentary and hörspiel, a journey to the frontier of Gender.. (Hijras diaries-Transgender journal of a Hijra family – SRF, France). Booze tells four different stories on four different people and whom all have checked into the rehab center, "Tranegaarden", situated in the countryside.Karen is a 54 year old divorcee and is a schoolteacher. She lives alone in a small row house in Aarhus. Her daughter, Helen, returns from South Africa and finds Karen drunk at home. Helen calls Bo, a therapist, who succeeds in luring Karen to check into the Tranegaarden; this is done by using a bottle of vodka ("Booze" – DR, Denmark). This play consists of two interwoven stories. The first, relates to a successful couple who are struggling to conceive a child through IVF; the second is the story of a married couple who are travelling to Switzerland where assisted suicide is permitted. In this sensitive play, light is cast upon the human journey for two couples wrestling with very contemporary moral dilemmas. (Begotten not made – RTÉ, Ireland). Emma has started a new job. Her boss, a nameless manager, demands that she provide regular accounts of what she does and how she feels in her life. Although these discussions appear to take the form of friendly and informal chats, Emma soon realizes that everything within the company is very strictly regulated. Emma falls in love. She breaks the cardinal rule – no love affairs between colleagues – and the nightmare begins.Young British playwright Mike Bartlett describes a simple scenario that takes a delicate issue to extremes. How much can a company expect from its employees And how much are they prepared to reveal about themselves. (Contractions – SRG/SSR/IDEE SUISSE, Switzerland). Alan Dein follows the lives of two brothers, Alex, searching for a fresh start away from London gangs, and his adoptive brother, JJ, who’s poised for success on the London stage. (Lives in a landscape: between brothers – BBC, United Kingdom). Change in Today’s World Giving out tickets behind the office window on the toll road, working as a stewardess on an inland flight, scaffolding on a construction sight, for a Dutch person travelling through the USA, it is surprising to see the amount of elderly people at work, who, in our country, would have retired long before. In the US, a quarter of women between 65 and 69 years old and one third of the men in this age group all work. (Old America – NPO, Netherlands). This is a prison with no confining walls, without bars on the windows and where the inmates are free to come and go as they please, including to the beach that is part of the premises. The "Casabianda" detention center – an ex-penal colony located 70 kilometers from Bastia on the eastern coast of Corsica, accommodates up to 194 inmates, most of whom sentenced for sexual crimes or offenses. This establishment, the only one of its kind in France, shows that a different sort of prison is possible. (Beyond the walls – SRF, France). "Kongshavn" is a radio drama like you've never heard before. It’s fast, it’s hard-boiled, it’s about a political tug of war, prying media, love and the war in Afghanistan. But above all, it’s about the Ross family. Elise, is a politician aspiring to be a minister. Her husband, Otto, runs the family recycling company with a rough hand. Together they have three children: Martin is about to 10
eturn from Afghanistan after serving six months as a soldier, Victoria is trying to establish herself in the fashion industry and the youngest, Theis, is a techno-nerd with scary talents. All of them get caught up in a chain of events over which they have no control. (Kongshavn (episode 10 of 12) – NRK, Norway). "The silent partner" is a story about a man who inherits his father's evil and entire kingdom. It is a player's move in a world of pure psychological power and rhetorics, a world with people who are nothing but made-up phrases and identities, silent partners in a destruction taking place. The image of our identity has changed irrevocably, not only on the Internet, which is merely a wet dream of this change, but our entire economy and communication have been gathered together under the umbrella of a single truth and single form and turned into a universal nothingness of bits and shares. (The silent partner – YLE, Finland). Past War - Present Violence It is a story of life between kitch and terror, this is the monodrama´s characteristics of its author, Werner Fritsch. Fritsch found inspiration to do the piece of work in the memoirs of Emmy, the second wife of Hermann Göring, the notorious Nazi leader. Emmy portrays with naive sincerity what the life of Nazi prominents in luxurious homes, far and safe from the front lines and the ordeals of the war was like. She never brought herself to admit the truth of Nazis´crimes and was never aware of the immensity of its destruction. (Enigma Emmy Göring – CR, Czech Republic). Between 1943 and 1945, when <strong>Italia</strong>n Jews started to be deported to Nazi concentration camps, Gino Bartali, pretending to train on his bike, rode across the Apennines from Gavignana to Assisi. He had carefully hidden forged documents in the frame of his bicycle; documents which for many Jews meant to be saved from being captured and deported. (That ride on the road of the Just - Gino Bartali – RAI, Italy). The comedian Wouter Deprez grew up near Ypres, West Flanders. White-stoned war cemeteries and the scars of the Great War trenches were never far away, recollections of the awful slaughter that took place in life of Wouter’s childhood at the beginning of last century. Wouter Deprez investigates front-line stories: tales of horror and despair, but also little gems of friendship and unexpected pleasure. (Jack – VRT, Belgium) September 1939. Warsaw’s zoological garden comes under heavy German bombardment. Following Poland’s surrender, Lutz Heck, director of the Berlin zoo and dedicated Nazi, comes to Warsaw to dispatch the remaining animals to zoos in Germany. Heck also claimed to have revived the extinct aurochs so as to create an icon for the Third Reich. Even as Heck was emptying the Warsaw zoo, the zookeepers, Jan and Antonina Zabinski, hid Jews and resistance fighters in cages for pheasants. The feature re-tells the story with archive recordings as well as contemporary interviews of those close to the Zabinskis, including their two surviving children. (Subhumans and super-beasts – PR, Poland). There are around 750 Danish soldiers in Afghanistan. Denmark is responsible for bringing safety to the central part of the Helmand Province. A column with supplies is leaving the Danish main camp, Camp Price, in the Helmand Province, for the smaller camp Budwan. Rasmus is driving the mine trundle, an armored vehicle that clears a track of roadside bombs for the rest of the column to pass. Roadside bombs – or Improvised Explosive Devices – are the weapons that severely injure or kill the most soldiers in Afghanistan. But incidents with roadside bombs rarely receive much attention in the media. (The road side bomb – DR, Denmark). On the 7th of January 2005, Oury Jalloh, a 37 year old refugee from Sierra Leone burned to death in police custody in Germany. He was drunk and had been shackled hand and foot on a fireproof mattress. Two years later, the trial of two on-duty police officers began at the Dessau Regional Court. After a 59-day trial, the court found 11
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