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Playlist: Divorce in America

Compiled By: PRX Editors

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Doing a call-in show about divorce? Want more unique perspectives? Hear from youth and adults, gay and straight couples, and more.

Below are picks chosen by PRX editorial staff. You can see more pieces about divorce by using our search.

Divorced Kid

From American Public Media | 00:54:00

What's the impact of a divorce? Award-winning producer Sasha Aslanian and thousands of other kids know. Aslanian explores the "divorce revolution" of the 1970s from the perspective of kids who lived through it, and experts who have had three decades to make sense of it.

"Divorced Kid" also examines how the experience of divorce has changed for kids since the '70s, through kids' classes and judicial reforms designed to improve the outcomes of divorce.

The program debuted on Minnesota Public Radio and received a torrent of positive listener calls and comments from those who wanted to contribute their own stories.

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The eX Files

From Outright Radio | Part of the Outright Radio Series 2004 series | 00:58:56

In a time when gay folks are splattered across the media over the legitimacy of gay marriage, Outright Radio offers a little respite from the hype with a show on gay divorce.

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Recession Complicates Divorce for Some Couples

From NPR Economic Training Project | 00:05:02

The recession has certainly changed the way many of us live our daily lives: second-guessing that impulse purchase at the mall, perhaps opting for the cheaper vacation near home rather than the exotic trip abroad. But it's also shifting the way some people handle major life events, including divorce.

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What's Divorce Like for You?

From Youth Radio Vermont | 00:02:55

Jeremiah, whose parents have been divorced for 11 years, says it has been an ongoing struggle for him. He wanted to know what it was like for other kids, so he walked around Montpelier and talked with kids about divorce. Here's what they said.

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What do you mean, "We?"

From Robert Karl Skoglund | 00:01:38

Divorce and tornadoes. If possible, deal with them both in the same day.

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