Snap Judgment - Hand of Fate
This week on the Radio Clinic, Snap Judgment proudly presents stories featuring unexplainable coincidences, the stars aligning, and unbelievable destinies-- for both good and ill.
Urgent Care
Raised by a single mother, Wanda Rodriguez became a nurse to care for people in need. After decades at Calvary hospital, Wanda gets one patient she will never forget.
Phoning It In
Fate works in mysterious and magical ways when James Judd lands the perfect job, the kind where they don't know you exist.
San Francisco writer and performer James Judd is the force behind his popular one man show 7 Sins. His new solo work, "Funny Stories," debuts at the Seattle Solo Performance Festival on April 19th. James is a former member of the Groundlings.
Selfish Man
A father wrestles with the hardest decision a parent ever has make in this powerful and wrenching performance by Kyle Bowen.
Kyle works as a writer, storyteller, and poet who has performed on three continents and currently lives and writes in Chico, California.
The Tunnel
Joel ben Izzy sings a sacred prayer into a holy cavern, but he never thought the answer would arrive so quickly.
Stock Photo Girl
Yvonne made an impromptu decision on a trip to New York City as a young woman. She would see the consequences for the rest of her life.
TWINNING
A very complicated answer to a seemingly simple question changes the geometry of a family forever.
Snap learned of this story from Marianne With Bindslev's piece in The Guardian (UK Edition).
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2011/aug/19/my-twins-have-different-fathers
Produced by Stephanie Foo and Renzo Gorrio
The Magic Vials
Three women, three wishes, one vial of "magic" = The Hand of Fate.
Snap Judgement airs every weeknight during the week of June from 11-15 at 7 p.m. on WBHM/WSGN.
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