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Snap Judgment
Snap Judgment
Fridays 8 - 9 p.m. and Sundays 11 a.m. - 12 Noon

Snap Judgment is "storytelling with a beat". Host Glynn Washington was a  winner of the Public Radio Talent Quest contest and before creating Snap Judgment, he worked as an educator, diplomat, community activist, actor, political strategist, fist-shaker, mountain-hollerer, and foot stomper.

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Latest Episodes
  • What happens when you get one song stuck in your head for decades? And it gets louder and louder? For one man, his whole life falls apart... only to magically come back together.
  • For one young Colombian musician, keeping his kidnapping a secret was the difference between life and death.
  • What is it that drives a man across the middle of the frozen tundra? Jeff Greenwald performs live at The Monkey House Theater in Berkeley, Calif., for the event, "That Really Happened???"
  • Cynthia McCabe was checking her email one last time before she went to bed when a strange message caught her attention. "I'm an American expat writer," it said. "And this is my last day on Earth."
  • Growing up, David Jackson knew one thing for sure: He would never be like his dad.
  • Glynn lands a primo gig selling a gadget that sells itself.
  • James just wanted to film the war in Liberia. But bloody conflicts dirty even the cleanest of hands. Find out more about James Brabazon's story in his book, 'My Friend the Mercenary.'
  • Jonathan Kiekbusch discovered he had a talent that people would pay for: If someone wanted to break up with their significant other, but didn't have the guts, Jonathan would handle the dirty work.
  • June and Jennifer Gibbons were twin sisters who hadn't spoken to anyone but each other their whole lives. That is, until journalist Marjorie Wallace came along and unearthed their inner world.
  • Ex-cop Robert Davis had two choices: Show up to court and serve a sentence that meant certain death — or find a way out.