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An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

Ultra-Processed Life is my term for everything that is analogous to ultra-processed snacks: attractively marketed, instantly alluring, easy to consume, addictive by design, tasty in the moment but harmful over time, its origins a black box of unknown processes, the brightly colored product bearing no resemblance to the real-world ingredients, an idealized form of what is inherently imperfect, untethered from the natural world or the future, disconnected not just from the consequences of our consuming the snack but disconnected from the consequences unleashed by those consequences.

An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

An anthology series that brings theatrical plays to the radio, offering listeners a front-row experience to diverse stories ranging from romance to drama.

By Matt Stanton Read By Charlie Hughes

Klaus Kinski war ein wahrer Meister des Sprechtheaters, der sein Publikum gleichermaßen schockierte und faszinierte. Kinski erlangte vor allem für Rezitationen bekannter Philosophen und Dichter hohe Aufmerksamkeit. Kinskis Vortag wollte erfühlt, verstanden und gleichzeitig genossen sein, in seiner üppig überschäumenden Sinnlichkeit, die aufs Ganze ging, den Menschen mit Haut und Haaren visierte, den Zuhörer zu packen versuchte - um jeden Preis.