It's official. Side Door has returned.

In one week we'll be sneaking you back in the side door of the Smithsonian.

This season, we join the Secret Services hunt for a daring criminal with a special talent.

He was willing to risk imprisonment.

Yeah, for that one, it's like such a move of defiance, you know?

It's a move of defiance, I think it's an act of pride.

This is a prideful counterfeiter.

We explore why some women had a hard time getting credit cards in the 1970s.

A woman in her childbearing years, especially if she is attractive, would have a hard time

getting credit on her own.

What, hold on, why does it being attractive matter?

They are very likely to get pregnant, he said, and are considered bad credit risks.

And we'll grab some popcorn and head to the movies.

To learn from a composer himself how the right music can make

your hair stand on end. That idea of taking something normal or natural and then

doing something unusual with it.

To evoke something, in this case, sinister.

You're literally bringing your hands together.

Like some kind of evoked.

That's true. And of course, so much more.

I'll meet you back here, right here,

for the new season of Side Door on September 18th. from PRX.

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