Life in Moments/Moments in Life

Back in 2009, the folks at RadioLab tackled another big question: “What happens at the moment when we slip from life…to the other side? Is it a moment? If it is, when exactly does it happen? And what happens afterward?”

The show (listen here) inspired filmmaker Will Hoffman to shoot a video the meditates on the little moments that give life (and death) their meaning. Some moments stand in isolation. Others moments are connected, creating a link between birth and death, cause and effect, beginnings and ends. In this audio clip, Hoffman talks with RadioLab co-host Robert Krulwich about the vision informing the video simply called Moments. And, if it delights, don’t miss two other Hoffman/RadioLab productions, one simply called Words, the other Symmetry.


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  1. mambo singer says . . . | July 28, 2011 / 3:41 pm

    If only i had broadband. (that limit thing)

  2. Paul says . . . | July 29, 2011 / 2:34 pm

    Great and inspiring – that is Inner Happiness.

  3. anon says . . . | July 29, 2011 / 7:41 pm

    oh my gosh that is funkin beautiful

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