Podcasts
The Stoop Storytelling Series podcast captures the spirit of The Stoop live shows with bi-weekly episodes featuring Stoop stories and narration from founders Laura Wexler and Jessica Henkin. The podcast is produced by Maureen Harvie and hosted by WYPR-FM.
Caretakers
Jessica Myles Henkin and Laura Wexler share stories of people trying their best to take care of others. Caroline Tufts has a ritual she does...(Read More)
Podcast: Wayward Travelers
There, and back again if you’re lucky. Laura Wexler and Jessica Myles Henkin share stories of vacationers going rogue. Michael Auerbach gets himself a free...(Read More)
Body Shop
Jessica Myles Henkin and Laura Wexler share stories from the Stoop about people whose bodies are giving them a lot of trouble. Hilary Hansen has...(Read More)
Podcast: Girly Mags
Jessica Myles Henkin and Laura Wexler share stories from two pinup-loving raconteurs. Mark Thistle becomes the neighborhood porn librarian. Stacy Barich’s parents are at times...(Read More)
Podcast: Family Mysteries
It’s a family affair … Laura Wexler and Jessica Myles-Henkin share their favorite tales from the Stoop about families with skeletons in the closet –...(Read More)
Podcast: My Nemesis
Laura Wexler and Jessica Myles-Henkin are back for a fifth season of tales from the Stoop Storytelling Series in Baltimore, Maryland. This week, storytellers face...(Read More)
Podcast: Gimme Shelter
Laura Wexler and Jessica Myles-Henkin share stories from the Stoop about home – making it, losing it and leaving it. Nancy Murray finds home and...(Read More)
Podcast: Spiritual Healing
Jessica Myles Henkin and Laura Wexler share stories from the Stoop Storytelling Series in Baltimore about people trying to figure it all out through faith...(Read More)
Podcast: Finders Keepers
Jessica Henkin and Laura Wexler share stories about adoptive parents and their kids live from the Stoop Storytelling Series in Baltimore. Jim Mancini and his...(Read More)
Podcast: Art Project
Laura Wexler and Jessican Henkin share stories about artists taking their work about as far as it can go. Abe Burickson wonders if it’s possible...(Read More)