In this May 2010 edition of B-Side, Tamara Keith and Rob Sachs continue their search for the Mason-Dixon Line, discovering that this historic boundary isn’t all that well marked. As they search, the B-Side Crew explores personal boundaries.
In this March 2010 edition of B-Side, Rob Sachs and Tamara Keith venture out in the rain to try and find the historic Mason-Dixon Line. Along the way we hear about a pair of European villages that share the most bizarre border you’ve ever hear
Charla Bear and Tamara Keith continue trying to find their way home. They reach civilization, only to realize they still have no idea where they are. On this October 2009 edition of B-Side, we’re finding ourselves.
On this edition of B-Side from September 2009, Tamara Keith and Charla Bear get lost on purpose. They are dropped off in a mysterious suburban location and have to find their way back to downtown Washington, DC. Think of it as a low budget ve
We’re learning the hard way. This July 2009 edition of B-Side is about a group of people struggling to learn, to make it in college. And we’re not talking about the usual too many units not enough time kind of trouble. These students are undocu
On this edition of B-Side from December 2008, host Tamara Keith moves into a new house and introduces us to some unconventional neighborhoods. Also, what happens when a fence falls down, or there never was one.
Part two of B-Side's exploration of authority, this one from October 2008. Host Tamara Keith rides through the streets of Sacramento with a police officer and finds people have varying levels of respect for the authority of a cop.
In this Sept 2008 edition of B-Side, host Tamara Keith rides through the streets of Sacramento with a police officer and finds people have varying levels of respect for the authority of a cop.
Anything can happen in Paris, like running into a French Algerian guy who can beatbox the French national anthem. On this edition of B-Side from May 2008, Host Tamara Keith and Rene Gutel wander the streets of Paris exploring the themes of voic
Part two of our series on what our clothes say about who we are, this one from April 2008. B-Side's Tamara Keith visits the threadless.com headquarters in Chicago.
On this edition of B-Side from December 2007, Tamara Keith and Erika Kelly visit Union Square in San Francisco and find it filled with holiday cheer – and a couple of hundred intoxicated people dressed as Santa. We bring you stories of holiday
In this episode from November 2007, part two of our exploration of games and nerds. B-Side’s Tamara Keith continues on her adventure at the E For All video game convention at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
In this episode from October 2007, B-Side’s Tamara Keith went to the E For All video game convention at the Los Angeles Convention Center in search of games and nerds. They weren’t hard to find.
In this episode from August 2007, B-Side’s Tamara Keith and her brother Donovan head to a family fun center to play ski ball and air hockey, and talk about family.
Golf is the ultimate sport of dads. So in honor of Father's Day, B-Side's Tamara Keith went golfing with her father, husband, and father-in-law. On this edition of the show from June 2007, we bring you some of our favorite stories about dads.
B-Side's Tamara Keith visits a high school to talk about the things that bring us together, the things that separate us, what makes someone in, or out. Produced in February 2007.
Do you remember the game telephone that we used to play in elementary school? The whole class would sit around in a big circle. Someone would start by whispering a phrase in their neighbor's ear. Then that person would pass it along to the next