99: Mortified, Interrupted

The Mortified Podcast

Mortified Media and Radiotopia

Personal Journals, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2017

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

A complex and touching episode featuring two stories about teenagers who kept diaries while inside a mental health hospital — with entries ranging from heartbreaking to hilarious. Part of Radiotopia’s network-wide project celebrating the debut of Ear Hustle. Listen to other Radiotopia podcasts give their take on “Doing Time” at radiotopia.fm.

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0:00.0	Radio Tapio.
0:04.0	From PRX.
0:09.3	Hey there, it's Mark Pagan.
0:11.0	If you're looking for a new podcast for your rotation,
0:14.1	may I recommend one of the first and best to ever do it?
0:17.1	The kitchen sisters present.
0:19.0	You'll find a beautiful marriage of sound-rich,
0:21.4	deeply layered audio and unexpected compelling stories
0:24.8	that crisscross the B side of history.
0:27.6	Learn about rogue librarians, why rotisserie chicken is so cheap,
0:31.7	famous people like Ray Eams and Linda Ronset,
0:34.8	and not so famous people, like Suzanne Rogers,
0:37.6	the technician who became Princess Sound Engineer,
0:41.1	with no training in sound engineering,
0:43.8	and Curtis Carroll, the stock market wizard of San Quentin Prison.
0:48.3	You'll get something surprising every episode.
0:51.5	From Radio Tapio, the kitchen sisters present.
0:54.4	Listen everywhere you find podcasts,
0:56.7	and at kitchencisters.org.
1:00.9	Dear diary.
1:01.8	Sixth grade.
1:02.4	February 14th.
	...

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