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Two Dads SMA Podcast
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El Quinto Planeta SMA Podcast
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Historia de la justiciera y el arcangel en el palacio de las pecadoras, de Eduardo Galeano SMA Podcast
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Theft, by Katherine Anne Porter SMA Podcast
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Dr. H. A. Moynihan, de Lucia Berlin SMA Podcast
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The Swimmer, by John Cheever SMA Podcast
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Un Senor Muy Viejo con unas Alas Enormes, de Gabriel Garcia Marquez SMA Podcast
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The Lady with the Little Dog, by Anton Chekhov SMA Podcast
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Leccion de Cocina, de Rosario Castellanos SMA Podcast
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An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, by Ambrose Bierce SMA Podcast
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La Tia Daniela, de Angeles Mastretta SMA Podcast
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Miriam, by Truman Capote SMA Podcast
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Interview: Jennifer Clement SMA Podcast
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En Busca de los Suenos, de Nina Macias SMA Podcast
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Pulgarachas, de Leon Macias SMA Podcast
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La Pausa, de Natalia Vega Sanchez SMA Podcast
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Aventuras de Una Nube, de Patricia Carrillo Collard SMA Podcast
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Goodnight Moon, by Margaret Wise Brown SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #1 – Firestarter SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #2 – Gerald SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #3 – The Sage Room SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #4 – Russian Roulette SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #5 – Phoenix SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #6 – The Tea Party SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #7 – Blood Bank SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #8 – Chokladboll SMA Podcast
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Flies in the Jar – EP #9 – Blind Date SMA Podcast
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Tooth and Claw: Act I SMA Podcast
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Tooth and Claw: Act II SMA Podcast
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An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, by Ambrose Bierce SMA Podcast
William Slusser reads Ambrose Bierce’s “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” one of the most famous short stories in American literature. Bierce’s Civil War tale, originally published in 1890 in the San Francisco Examiner, has an oft-imitated spooky twist ending; the story was even presented as an episode of The Twilight Zone. Narrator Bill Slusser is himself the author of the Civil War-themed play John Brown’s Body, presented in 2018 at the San Miguel Playhouse.
Music: “Marche au Supplice,” Hector Berlioz.
Directed by Fredric Dannen.
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Angeles Mastretta es una escritora y periodista mexicana, conocida por crear personajes femeninos sugerentes y ficciones que reflejan las realidades sociales y políticas de México. Cuando su hija menor, Catalina, […]
