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Submit Your Own Short List
Sixty-Second Stories, with the Title at the End

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» Directions for how to submit your own Short List are at Transom.org

Short List Examples
Submitted by Monika Mueller of HearingVoices.com:

Listen Singing in my car

Listen Tending bar

Listen Distractions

Listen Bands I haven't seen

click for more More examples at Transom.org



click for more Listen to previous Short Lists heard on Day to Day

click for more Send your Short Lists, questions or comments to Transom.org

In collaboration with Transom.org, a site by and for audio producers, Day to Day is calling on listeners to make a list: pet peeves, things that cross your mind while waiting for the bus, what you love about your dog, something funny, poetic, political, whatever...

Here's how it works: You read your list out loud for 60 seconds, and then at the end reveal what the list was about.

How do I submit a Short List?
The best way is to create a high quality audio file, post it on the web, then send the link via e-mail at info@transom.org. To learn how to create the audio files, look at the Tools section of Transom's Web site -- all you need to know is there. If you're a radio producer-type, as are many who visit Transom.org, feel free to produce your piece with music or sounds.

If none of this is possible for you, you can phone it in. Call 1-866-TRANSOM (866-872-6766) and follow the voice mail instructions. Be sure to leave your name and a call-back number or e-mail. Or you can snail-mail your list on CD or other media to this address:

Transom.org
Atlantic Public Media
Box 445, 3 Water Street
Woods Hole, MA 02543


What happens next?
The Transom and Day to Day teams will review your list and get back to you. Don't be discouraged -- only a few will make it to the air. We'll pay a small acquisition fee for those that do, and will feature them as a group on Transom.org sometime in the future.

Web Resources

Directions for creating a Short List are at Transom.org


   
   
   
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