While we've got you, we want to tell you about a radio-topia show with some news to share.

Your hustle is celebrating its 100th episode.

This season, the show will be revisiting its very first episode,

a listener favorite called Sellies, about the relationships formed inside a prison cell.

But this time, there's a twist.

The whole episode takes place inside a women's prison.

And the show checks in on one of its producers, Roshan New York Thomas,

who was recently released from prison for an inside look at life on parole.

And producers spend a marathon 14 hours out on the yard at Sam Quentin,

from dungeons and dragons to dominoes,

gospel, to geese, weightlifting, to just waiting.

They've got the sounds and stories to prove it.

Radio-topia.

From PRX.

You're listening to Radio Diaries, I'm Joe Richmond.

On November 23rd, 1936, two men sat down in front of a microphone and began to play.

These two men couldn't have been more different.

One was a celloprology who had performed before the Queen of Spain.

The other played guitar in the Duke joints of the Mississippi Delta.

This is the sound of one of the world's greatest classical cellists,

and probably the most legendary blues guitarist of all time, jamming together.

Of course, it didn't really happen, not like that anyway.

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