Meg Wolitzer presents three stories about characters who need someone to listen to them. In Jesse Eisenberg’s “If She Ran Into Me Now…” a high school failure wants to prove he did OK—and looks fabulous. It’s read by Santino Fontana. In Weike Wang’s“A Children’s Story,” read by Conrad Ricamora, a writer tries to please his aging mother with just the right story—for children. And a curling enthusiast shares his passion with his girlfriend’s son in Frank Reilly’s “The Stirling Stone,” read by Chris Sullivan.