Walk in My Shoes - Snap #324

We see people and they look fine. But what happens when we pull back the veneer and see the burden they are carrying?

The Photo Album

Snap Judgment's Glynn Washington gets something unexpected added to his drink . . .

Producer: Pat Mesiti-Miller

Paula Sophia Schonauer was the star cop of her precinct when she was a man. But after transitioning and becoming a female, her colleagues on the force believed she was incapable of doing her job. How was she going to reclaim their respect?

Paula Sophia is a writer, too--check out her work right here.

Producer: Stephanie Foo

Shot Down

A British airman is shot down over Germany during World War II, and the townspeople are thirsty for revenge.

Producer: Anna Sussman

Most Wanted

To the world, Richard was Washington State’s Most Wanted; a thief and a murderer. But to his chaplain, Chris, Richard was a sweet, well-meaning man who just wanted to be seen. Which version would Richard be remembered for?

Chris is a writer and a chaplain currently living in Montana.

Producer: Stephanie Foo

Last Train

Bernard Hare was a broker-than-broke student living on the outskirts of society. He hadn't paid rent in months, he had not been in touch with his family for a while...when the police came calling at his little hovel.

Producer: Anna Sussman

Sadie

Sadie Brannon suffered abominable hurt as a young girl, and spent her life trying to find acceptance of those who perpetrated that hurt.

Thanks to Emile Klein for this story. Find out more about Sadie and see the incredible portrait he painted of her at his website, You’re U.S., and find out how you can help Our Community Place at their website.

Warning: May not be suitable for children. Molestation is mentioned.

Producers: Stephanie Foo and Emile Klein

Accidental Cop

Doug Cordell is a mild mannered writer, the kind of guy who’s always writing himself into the eyes of his characters. But when the drug dealers at his apartment complex suspect him of being an undercover cop, Doug plays a dangerous game of taking on his new role. Doug Cordell is an Emmy-nominated writer and performer in the Bay Area, and is currently working on a novel.

Producers: Jamie DeWolf and Renzo Gorrio