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639: In Dog We Trust (2018) Feb. 23, 2018 Act One: The Youth In Asia When a pet dies, to what degree can it be replaced by another? And to what degree can pets replace people in our lives? David Sedaris tells this story of cats and dogs and other animals.
590: Choosing Wrong June 24, 2016 Act Three: Post-It Not Comedian Kurt Braunohler makes a wrong choice, for his own amusement.
551: Good Guys 2015 Mar. 20, 2015 Act One: Takes One To Know One Ben tries the good guy discount, to see if he can pull it off, as Ira tags along.
717: Audience of One Sept. 11, 2020 Act Two: Late Registration Political documentaries aren’t for everyone.
709: The Reprieve June 26, 2020 Act One: Pod Bless America When it comes to caring for Covid-19 patients, it’s the nurses who are carrying the heaviest burden.
698: The Test Mar. 27, 2020 Act One: The Inside Game What it’s like inside a small New York apartment with a toddler and two parents who are very sick with COVID-19.
