Being a grown-up is rough. Keeping up with bills, a job, family responsibilities, and everything that comes with adulting can sometimes be overwhelming. So why not escape? Why not forget about being a grown-up for a few hours per week? That's what Radio Camp for Grown-Ups is all about.
Every week participants learn something new about the world of audio storytelling and narrative journalism. They have the opportunity to hear from industry experts about their work and how they produced some of their favorite stories. Not to mention, they get to meet a cool group of like-minded people and collaborate in a project that might air on 88.5 WFDD. Below, you'll find some of those stories.
If you're interested in being part of Radio Camp for Grown-Ups, bookmark this page! You'll find all the latest updates here.
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Third Culture Kids, often referred to as TCKs, are young individuals who grow up in cultures different from their parents' passport country, creating a… -
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Through her organization, Tailless Cat Rescue, Kitty has helped hundreds of cats find a new home. Radio Camper Ulli Becker takes us to meet some of these… -
It only takes one moment for your life to change forever. For Dan Martineau, that moment came when his child came out as transgender. -
Anti-Immigration and anti-European Union ideas dominated the discourse during the 2021 election in The Netherlands. For Nelly van Doorn-Harder this meant… -
With 11 acres of land around her, Jennie thought that using some of it to raise chickens to sell as meat would be a great way to supplement her income.… -
Vegan comfort food sounds like an oxymoron. But as it turns out, it's not as far-fetched of a concept as it might appear to be. Radio Camper Matt Brady… -
Matthew was one the thousand people in the organ donor waiting list but his kidney ended up coming from an unexpected place: the dentist. -
A silver lining of the COVID-19 pandemic: children being able to spend more time outside enjoying nature and just... well, being kids. From our Radio Camp… -
In 1931 the historian James Truslow Adams defined "The American Dream" for the first time as "That dream of a land in which life should be better and…
