I kept the same title for the podcast I made based off of the article I wrote “Inequality and the Patch.” I made this decision partly because I really like puns and partly because they both have the same core base, both in terms of audience and information. That’s why if you want to access my research on amblyopia and the patch, please refer to the page “Writing 200- “Inequality and the Patch” Bibliography page. On this page, I make reference to all the items I used for inspiration and research for the podcast form.
Works Referenced
Dubner, Stephen. “The Days of Wine and Mouses.” Freakonomics Radio. February 27, 2012. American Public Media. April 3, 2012. < http://www.freakonomics.com/radio/>
Glass, Ira. “What Kind of Country.” This American Life. March 2, 2012. Chicago Public Media. April 2, 2012 < http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/459/what-kind-of-country>
Kern, Jonathan. Sound Reporting: the NPR Guide to Audio Journalism And Production. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008.
All and all I highly recommend going to This American Life and taking a look or rather a listen at their archive. This American Life also has a documentary series on netflix. Freakonomics also is a book , a documentary (also available on netflix and there is more information and podcasts on their website. Of course, there is always the old stalwart- NPR.
Music Citation
Chris, Zabriskie. Prelude No. 22. N.p.: Freemusicarchive.org, 2009. Web. 25 Apr. 2012. <http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/Preludes/22_-_Prelude_No_22>.
In general, I recommend freemusicarchive.org, it’s all free, all usable and some of it is halfway decent.