A tale of true romance, reckless driving, family secrets, kidnapping and the Danish upper class.
Written and produced by Krister Moltzen, with sound design and editing by Tim Hinman, for the Third Ear podcast.
Third Ear has been running since 2009 and is one of the most popular podcasts in Denmark – offering strange, dark and wildly funny documentaries.
Read more about Third Ear in this great (English language) interview on the Third Coast International Audio Festival website
Charles, 30, is a crack smoker. He is also a thief, go-between and perspicacious observer of life on the edge. In fifteen brief encounters, Charles teaches us how to steal, sleep, love and get by in Crackopolis. Fifteen trips to an alternative, somber, violent and on occasion terribly funny town, so close yet so totally foreign.
In part three of Crackopolis, radio producer Jeanne Robet explores dangerous territory in the ‘The Village’.
Hear more from Crackopolis here: arteradio.com/serie/crackopolis
And learn about Jeanne Robet here: jeannerobet.com/
Translation by Simon John, original music by David Neerman, additional music, edit & mix by Samuel Hirsch.
Hear more from Crackopolis here: http://arteradio.com/serie/crackopolis
And learn about Jeanne Robet here: http://www.jeannerobet.com/
Charles, 30, is a crack smoker. He is also a thief, go-between and perspicacious observer of life on the edge. In fifteen brief encounters, Charles teaches us how to steal, sleep, love and get by in Crackopolis. Fifteen trips to an alternative, somber, violent and on occasion terribly funny town, so close yet so totally foreign.
In part two of Crackopolis, radio producer Jeanne Robet delves into the murky water between dealing drugs and taking them.
Hear more from Crackopolis here: arteradio.com/serie/crackopolis
And learn about Jeanne Robet here: jeannerobet.com/
Translation by Simon John, original music by David Neerman, additional music, edit & mix by Samuel Hirsch.
Charles, 30, is a crack smoker. He is also a thief, go-between and perspicacious observer of life on the edge. In fifteen brief encounters, Charles teaches us how to steal, sleep, love and get by in Crackopolis. Fifteen trips to an alternative, somber, violent and on occasion terribly funny town, so close yet so totally foreign.
In part one of Crackopolis, radio producer Jeanne Robet offers us an inside look at the anatomy of a coke deal.
Hear more from Crackopolis here: arteradio.com/serie/crackopolis
And learn about Jeanne Robet here: jeannerobet.com/
Translation by Simon John, original music by David Neerman, additional music, edit & mix by Samuel Hirsch.