Show overview
Lost In Translation has published 8 episodes during 2011. That works out to roughly 2 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a near-daily cadence.
Episodes typically run under ten minutes — most land between 6 min and 8 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 14.9 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. Published by Snap Judgment.
From the publisher
This week, Snap Judgment proudly presents stories from people, who for one reason or another, couldn’t quite get their point across . . .
Latest Episodes
Listen to "Shinto River Feast" / Snap Judgment, "Lost In Translation"
This week, Snap Judgment proudly presents stories from people, who for one reason or another, couldn’t quite get their point across . . .
Dance Dance Revolution / Snap Judgment, "Lost In Translation"
Michelle Joyce is just starting out in the world of belly dancing when she gets an invitation to perform at a big show in India. Problem is, it involves one "small" lie . . . Producer: Anna Sussman
Tongues in Training / Snap Judgment, "Lost in Translation"
A young devotee tries to become the Lord's microphone . . . Jamie DeWolf is an Oakland based storyteller and performer. Hear more of his stories at JamieDeWolf.com. Written and performed by Jamie DeWolf. Scored by Stephanie Foo.
Lost In Translation - Snap 225
This week, Snap Judgment proudly presents stories from people, who for one reason or another, couldn’t quite get their point across . . .
Reel Life / Snap Judgment, "Lost In Translation"
The only thing Simon Lewis ever wanted to do was to make movies. But when he found himself lost in a tragic script, his only option was to write himself out. Special thanks to Chris Colins, his article in "The Atavist" accomplished the heavy lifting that made this piece happen. Produced by Stephanie Foo
Wine Chaser / Snap Judgment, "Lost In Translation"
Some people know not to fool around in stranger's wine cellars. Alexander Labinov never got that memo . . . Producers: Jamie DeWolf and Renzo Gorrio
The Last Yugoslavs / Snap Judgment
In Belgrade, Jonathan discovers that you can remove a man from a country, but you can never remove the country from the man . . . Jonathan Groubert hosts the wonderful storytelling program, "The State We're In", from Radio Netherlands Worldwide. The show plays around the globe these days, but if you can't find it, check them out at TSWI.org. Producers: Anna Sussman, Mark Ristich
Xiao Xiao
Listen first. Then understand this. Sometimes, a child knows what a child knows . . . Find out about Cindy’s story (and her books) at CindyChampnella.com. Producer: Anna Sussman and Pat Mesiti-Miller