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8:30am Dec 12, 2020Race Race YouthA Fight That Goes Back 60 Years
During the summer of 2020, as part of Virtual Radio Camp, Raine Myers interviewed Barbara Morris about her experience participating in the Civil Rights movement.
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5:35am Oct 18, 2020Student Journalists Student Journalists EducationNo Such Thing As Too Young To Protest
Virtual Radio Camper Karissa Sitepu discusses the rise of student activism with her friend Dishita Agarwal.
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8:30am Oct 17, 2020Human Interest Human InterestVideo Games Can Be A Time-Killer, Or A Career Path.
Virtual Radio Camper Henry Supple dives into the world of e-sports.
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8:36am Oct 10, 2020Human Interest Human InterestAggressive? Quite The Contrary. A Story Of Unconditional Love.
Dashiell got a new dog. A pitbull. At first, he experienced the same worries a lot of people who've never had a pitbull might experience based solely on their reputation.
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8:35am Oct 10, 2020Human Interest Human InterestWhat Does It Mean To Seek A Better Life?
Radio Camper James Hsu interviewed his dad about what it was like moving to the United States.
It takes time to produce great radio. Months of gathering tape, interviewing people, fact-checking, researching, writing . . . and the list goes on. It’s hard work, but it pays off. WFDD Hive’s Radio Camp is a condensed version of this radio production process. In just a week, participants learn how to record, write, and put together a story for broadcast.
With an expertly curated curriculum, Radio Camp participants acquire real-life radio production experience while having fun and playing games-- not to mention access to professional recording studios and equipment.
Originally developed as a summer day-camp for middle school students, Radio Camp now also offers options for grown-ups and special sessions throughout the year. For inquiries or to add your name to the Radio Camp mailing list, email gabriel_maisonnave@wfu.edu.
Experience Radio Camp by watching our short video.
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