#360documentaries

Here they are (in no particular order unless you count alphabetical):

The Battle over Billing Codes (USA) by Gregory Warner with editor Betsy Streisand for Marketplace

Big Ship Diary (USA) by Allison Swaim with editor Cecilia Vaisman for WBEZ Chicago's series Front and Center

Living 9/11 (USA) by Marianne McCune and Emily Botein, with editor Karen Frillman and executive producer Chris Bannon for WNYC Radio and PRX, the Public Radio Exchange

My Parents' Extreme Tango Makeover (USA) by Yowei Shaw with editors Michele Siegel and David Krasnow for Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen, a co-production of PRI and WNYC

She Sees Your Every Move (USA) by Jonathan Mitchell with editors Michele Siegel and David Krasnow for Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen, a co-production of PRI and WNYC

String (AUS) by Natalie Kestecher with sound engineering by Timothy Nicastri, for ABC Radio National’s 360documentaries

Teen Contender (USA) by Joe Richman, Sue Jaye Johnson, and Samara Freemark, and narrated by Claressa Shields for Radio Diaries and NPR's All Things Considered

What Happened at Dos Erres (USA) by Brian Reed and Habiba Nosheen, co-reported with Sebastian Rotella (ProPublica), Ana Arana (Fundacion MEPI), and edited by Julie Snyder, Nancy Updike and Ira Glass for This American Life from WBEZ Chicago

Wireless Nights: Overnight Delivery (UK) by Laurence Grissell with Neil McCarthy and Sara Parker for BBC Radio 4

"Welcome to the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas where the shelves brim with thousands of mismatched goods: VCRs, vacuum cleaners, guitars, and tool belts. It's a thriving 24-hour business that hands out quick cash for people with nothing in the bank. Many Americans live close to the financial edge, with about a quarter of households thought to be one lay-off or one emergency-expenditure away from financial disaster.

By night, customers line up five deep to exchange their possessions for cash. Many are desperate, even pawning the gold fillings from their teeth for as little as twelve dollars. Gamblers pawn jewellery on their way to the casino and people shop for wedding bands at 2 am. There's no telling who'll walk up, and what their story will be."