Avery Trufelman

This is a piece from Signal Hill, which is an audio magazine.

It's such a smart concept.

They publish all kinds of audio documentaries from all different contributors, long-form reported work, short essays, reviews, poems, and it's packaged together in issues that you can subscribe to.

But I particularly loved this dispatch from their last issue.

It's called Push-Up Contest by Zoe Kerland.

And it's about how her dad designed a bra that changed the world.

It's a delight.

I'll have that for you after this little break.

And now, Push-Up Contest by Zoe Kurland.

You're a lawyer?

Yeah.

We're going to have to spend a little time filling in the holes in your research.

Don't talk to me like I'm an idiot, okay?

I think we got off on the wrong foot here.

That's all you got, lady.

Two wrong feet and ugly shoes.

Why are there medical records and blood samples in real estate files?

Is that so?

Well, it just so happens I think I look nice.

And as long as I have one ass instead of two, I'll wear what I like if that's all right with you.