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    Ana is an elevator who feels nervous on her first day but learns to handle getting stuck calmly. She often overhears mundane conversations from passengers and wants to see things like the outdoors that she can't access confined in the elevator shaft. At the end of the episode, Ana asks to see stars, finding them beautiful.

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    Ana is an elevator who feels nervous on her first day but learns to handle getting stuck calmly. She often overhears mundane conversations from passengers and wants to see things like the outdoors that she can't access confined in the elevator shaft. At the end of the episode, Ana asks to see stars, finding them beautiful.

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    Listening Guide for Everything is Alive: “Ana, Elevator”

    1. Who is one of the two sponsors for Everything is Alive in this episode?

    2. How was Ana feeling on her first day?

    3. How did Frank Lloyd Wright want to power the elevators in his “Mile High”

    building?

    4. What kind of conversations does Ana most often hear?

    5. What kinds of audio do the producers use to make the interview come alive

    before the first commercial break?


    6. How does Ana handle being stuck?

    7. What does Ana want to see that she can’t?

    8. What’s like an elevator but sideways?

    9. What element of nature is Ana amazed by?

    10. What is the last thing Ana asks to see? What does she think of them?

    Make note of any interesting sounds or podcast techniques you’re curious about below:

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