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On the Run for Work

Selectors: 
May-Li Khoe (DJ China Tu Madre)
Federico Ardila (DJ papicultor)

Tracklist:
1. Velcro - Me voy de NY
2. Sismo - Evo (excerpt)
3. Juan Piña - El emigrante latino
4. Tremor - Viajante (excerpt)
5. Tribu Baharú - El besito
6. Very Be Careful - El tigre
7. Village People - Go west
8. Souls of Mischief - 93 'til infinity
9. Cecil González - Trutruca y kultrun (excerpt)
10. Amores Vigilantes - Millions of brazilians
11. A.N.I.M.A.L. - Chalito
12. La Mákina del Karibe - El vendedor

This is the soundtrack to Radio Ambulante's live radio show "Outsiders", which took place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco on Nov 2, 2014.

Radio Ambulante uses radio to tell captivating, human stories from across Latin America. "Outsiders" featured stories about people who skirt around the edges, taking the audience to meet Cuban metalheads in the dark corners of Havana; to recall the grim early days of the AIDS epidemic; and to hear the story of an accidental witness to a Mexico City wedding.

La Pelanga at Radio Ambulante Live: Outsiders

What happens when a woman sends a stocky blond stranger to tell her ex she loves him. 

#1 A Stranger Says I Love You

An app called Figure One wants to be Instagram, but for doctors. Why would doctors need their own Instagram? We spy on the secret & disgusting medical internet, plus we speak to one of its residents. 

#2 The Secret, Gruesome Internet For Doctors

Twenty years ago, Ethan Zuckerman did something terrible on the internet. And he's still living with the consequences.

#3 We Know What You Did

Writer Chiara Atik has a hobby -- spying on the financial transactions of friends and strangers. She thinks that Venmo, more than any other social media site, is the place you can find actual, accidental truth online. This week we investigate that claim. 

#4 Follow The Money

In 1996 Jennifer Ringley started Jennicam.org, where she recorded and broadcast her entire life, 24/7. It made her famous. And then, one day, she disappeared from the internet entirely. What'd she figure out about the perils of living publicly before the rest of us did? Alex Goldman tracks her down.

#5 Jennicam

Depending on who you ask, Keith Calder is either a 35-year old film producer, or one of the players in a vast international conspiracy designed to conceal the greatest love story never told.

#6 This Proves Everything

This week we enter the mysterious, Byzantine underworld of domain sales, where people make money speculating on the website naming market. A few years ago, the owners of the popular journalism website longform.org blundered into this world when they innocently tried to procure longform.com. In this episode, we find out about their misadventures, and we hear from the Derek Jeter of URL purchases.

#7 This Website Is For Sale

Sometimes, on his way to work, a feeling of pressure begins thumping in Paul Ford’s chest. His breaths shorten. They speed up. And sometimes, in those moments of extreme anxiety, Paul’s phone talks to him. It tells him everything that’s wrong with him.

#8 Anxiety Box

Yik Yak is a an app that allows users to communicate anonymously with anyone within a 10-mile radius. At Colgate University in upstate New York, the anonymity brought out a particularly vicious strain of racism that shook the school.

#9 The Writing On The Wall

There was a lot that Errol Morris never knew about his brilliant, distant older brother Noel. Decades after Noel's death, Errol read an internet comment that said his brother had invented email. So he launched an investigation to find out if it was true.

#11 Did Errol Morris' Brother Invent Email?

The entire internet decides to look at one famous butt at the same time. One man has to ensure that the website hosting Kardashian butt pictures doesn't crash. The sheer terror and joy of solving that problem. (Plus, a new Yes/Yes/No.) 

#12 Back End Trouble

What happens when a woman sends a stocky blond stranger to tell her ex she loves him. (Updated with a new interview!)

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#1 - An App Sends A Stranger To Say I Love You (Updated)

A woman starts dating again at 60 after her marriage falls apart. We follow her into a world of millionaire import/export moguls and fifteen-year old internet scammers.

#13 Love is Lies

A social media mistake for the record books, and a quiet saint of Wikipedia. 

#14 The Art of Making and Fixing Mistakes

Blair Myhand is a police officer in the sleepy, 42,000 person town of Apex, NC. One night, he received an unusually disturbing phone call where a person claimed to be holding a woman hostage after murdering several people. Myhand assembled his team, and went to the house, but what they ended up finding was much more bizarre.

#15 I've Killed People And I Have Hostages

Long before the backspace, a single mom made a fortune erasing our mistakes.

Erasing Mistakes

This week on Innovation Hub: why we laugh, why we cry, and why we’ve forgotten about one of the most important figures in American history. First, Contently co-creator Shane Snow describes the new world of journalism, sponsored by brands like GM and Pepsi. Then, cognitive scientist Jim Davies will tell us how evolution is to blame for us getting nightmares after watching The Walking Dead. And Noah Webster helped write the Constitution, developed American English, and was a major contributor to the first census. Joshua Kendall explains why basically everyone forgot about him. Plus, long before the backspace, a single mom made a fortune erasing our mistakes.

Erasing the Rules

A show about the internet, hosted by PJ Vogt and Alex Goldman.  From Gimlet.