The COI Podcast: Recent Episodes

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The COI Podcast combines a love of literature with a love of performance.

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Sergei Burbank performs "The Tower Room," by Arthur Elck.

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Tatiana Gomberg performs "Zero Hour," by Alexander Blade.

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Sergei Burbank performs the short story "Pythias," by Frederik Pohl.

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Tatiana Gomberg performs the short story "Some Say the World," by Susan Perabo.

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Iriemimen Oniha performs excerpts from “Left to Tell,” by Immaculée Ilibagazia as part of the COI podcast (live) during the 2010 BoCoCa Arts Festival

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Jessica McVea performs "Doll Baby," by C.H. Sherman, during the COI podcast (live), part of the 2010 BoCoCa Arts Festival

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Jason Andrew Updike performs "The Sausage," a short work by Friedrich Durrenmatt, during the COI podcast (live) presentation as part of the BoCoCa Arts Festival 2010

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James Bentley performs "The Question" by Stanley Ellin, as part of the COI podcast (live) series, BoCoCa Arts Festival 2010.

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James Shapiro performs "The Nine Billion Names of God" by Arthur C. Clarke as part of the COI podcast (live) series, BoCoCa Arts Festival 2010.

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Diane Havens presents original poetry during the COI podcast live series, part of the BoCoCa Arts Festival, Summer 2010

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Wendy Merrick Burbank reads various original works in the live COI podcast series as part of the 2010 BoCoCa Arts Festival.

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Tatiana Gomberg performs Sam Schreiber's "Corinthians" live before an audience as part of the 2010 BoCoCa Arts Festival.

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Kayla Hertz reads three original works as part of the COI podcast's 2010 live series.

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Chandler Rosenthal performs two of her works, "Featherbugs," and "The Eggplant," as part of the COI podcast's 2010 Live Series.

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In the first part of our live series, Katie McKenna presents part of her memoir, "How To Get Run Over By A Truck."

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Jason Andrew Updike performs the fourth and final part of his original work, "Avalon."

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Giverny Petitmermet performs three original works.

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Sergei Burbank reads the short prose work "Janet and Keith," by Wendy Merrick Burbank.