Sarah interviews Robert Drake of Ear Networks, designer of custom audio solutions for restaurants.

Dylan Thuras joins Grace Bonney in the studio for this week's installment of After the Jump! Dylan is the co-founder of Atlas Obscura, a website dedicated to all things esoteric and unique in travel. Tune into this episode to hear Dylan and Grace talk about the idea of discovery in the age of the Internet, and what is really left to be discovered. Dylan talks about some of his concerns about publicizing some of these hidden gems, and how he has confronted this issue. How has Atlas Obscura affected the communities and areas that it spotlights? Hear about some of Dylan's revelations that induced his love for traveling. Where would Dylan take some Atlas Obscura users in Brooklyn? Find out on this week's episode of After the Jump! This program has been brought to you by Clarkson Potter Publishers.

"A lot of times, I'm talking about some exotic, crazy places, but there's a place a mile from you- where ever you are. There's some amazing thing quite close." [7:25]

"The whole point of the Atlas is that it's not just about these crazy far away places... it's about digging deep, knowing the context, and realizing that there's discovery to be made all around you." [13:20]

-- Dylan Thuras on After the Jump

On a special recording, Erin Fairbanks, Executive Director of HeritageRadioNetwork.org, has an intimate conversation with Academy Award winning actress Frances McDormand. Frances's latest film, Promised Land, tells the story of a salesman for a natural gas company who experiences life-changing events after arriving in a small town, where his corporation wants to tap into the available resources using hydrofracking technology. Frances and Erin discuss the threat fracking poses to the earth, the effect that Hollywood has on public perception, and the responsibility of future generations to help save the planet. Later in the interview, a few of Frances's friends join the studio to discuss creative projects both new and old. This program was sponsored by Tekserve.

"The idea that a film can teach anything that the public doesn't already know is subversive." [4:15]

"Capitalism has gone from the idea of 'supply and demand' to 'greed and demand.'" [10:30]

"I think that a lot of time has to go into educating ourselves that we aren't going to get everything we want." [19:10]

--Frances McDormand on HeritageRadioNetwork.org