This is my second assignment for the Transom Online Workshop. I asked five strangers the same question--"What are you afraid of?"--and got this story from Jaime, a barista at a local café.

Este es mi segundo trabajo para el Transom Online Workshop. Entrevisté a cinco desconocidos con la misma pregunta--"¿Qué le da miedo a usted?"--y Jaime, un barista en un café local, me contó esta historia.

Music: Prelude No. 15 by Chris Zabriskie

Jaime and the Spider / Jaime y la araña

This is the first draft of my final assignment for the Transom Online Workshop.

Interviewers: Mia Warren and Eric Aso
English voice-overs: Isamu Itosu and Paola Almeida
Music: Peruvian national anthem (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yomr3_81Ps)
Photo courtesy of The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus (http://www.japanfocus.org/)
Alan García clip courtesy of Willax Televisión (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_msY9eBkBBY)

The Black List / La Lista Negra (First Draft)

This is the second draft of my final assignment for the Transom Online Workshop.

Interviewers: Mia Warren and Eric Aso
English voice-overs: Ximena Gutierrez
Photo courtesy of The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus (www.japanfocus.org/)

The Black List / La Lista Negra (Second Draft)

This is my final assignment for the Transom Online Workshop.

Interviewers: Mia Warren and Eric Aso
English voice-overs: Ximena Gutierrez
Photo courtesy of The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus (www.japanfocus.org/)

The Black List / La Lista Negra (Final)

There are three cemeteries in Marfa, TX, divided by fencing -- and race. Though racial segregation seems like a dated practice in West Texas, the separations between whites and Hispanics are still visible among the departed. Reported by Mia Warren for KRTS 93.5.

A Legacy of Division in Marfa's Cemeteries

Buzz Ross of Fort Davis, TX, has spent his life with venomous rattlesnakes, mostly collecting and caring for them at his small snake museum in West Texas. Reported by Mia Warren for KRTS 93.5.

A Love of Snakes in Fort Davis

Guisepi Spadafora has been roaming the country in a repurposed school bus, hosting free tea parties for strangers. He passed through Marfa on his travels, offering free tea to friends and acquaintances alike. Reported by Ian Lewis and Mia Warren for KRTS.

“The Tea Guy” Questions Relationships and Money in His Traveling School Bus

"Sometimes angels come with lights and sirens."

Jim Padar is a retired cop from Chicago whose blog, "On Being a Cop," chronicles some of his experiences on the job. Story edited by Mia Warren for Vocalo 89.5 FM.