Radio Camp for Grown-Ups

Saturdays at 8:35 am

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.

Episodes

Salem Neff

8:30am Feb 20, 2021

Human Interest Human Interest

Nature As A Teacher

by Salem Neff

A silver lining of the COVID-19 pandemic: children being able to spend more time outside enjoying nature and just... well, being kids.

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Margaret Sizemore

8:35am Feb 13, 2021

Human Interest Human Interest

An American Dream

by Margaret Sizemore

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 richer and fuller for every m

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Cheraton Love

8:30am Feb 06, 2021

Human Interest Human Interest

Learning To Be A Parent

by Cheraton Love

A Google search of “how to be a good parent” gives you around 662 million results. And yet, the best answer to that question continues to be: actually having a child.

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7:00am Nov 13, 2020

Human Interest Human Interest

"She Was Wearing A Peach Dress..."

by Yvonne Truhon

As a participant of Radio Camp for Grown-ups 2020, Yvonne Truhon interviewed her father in-law about his life.

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Blog

9:51am Feb 01, 2021

Education Education

Radio Camp For Grown-Ups Is Coming Back!

Listen to your radio enough and you’ll start to notice “patterns” in your favorite shows. Even when there is just one topic dominating all of our conversations (I’m talking to you Mrs.