Radio Camp is a week-long, summer enrichment day camp for middle school students interested in technology, journalism, and the exciting world of radio!
Over the week, students learn the basics of audio recording in the studio and in the field; how to conduct an interview; how to edit sound on computers into a news story; and the other skills needed to write, record, edit, and create stories for radio broadcast.
Information on Radio Camp 2017 can be found here.
For inquiries or to add your name to the Radio Camp mailing list, please contact 88.5 WFDD at 336-758-8850 or wfddradiocamp@gmail.com.
Experience Radio Camp by watching our short video.
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3:45pm Jul 19, 2017Arts Arts EducationLocal Sound Supervisor Puts Her Skills To Use In Theater And On The Web: Taylor Dankovich
Radio Camper, Will Yoder, talks with Taylor Dankovich about working as the Sound Supervisor of Triad Stage and transferring those skills to create her own podcast.
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2:53pm Jul 19, 2017Arts ArtsCreating A Sense of Community Through The Theatre: Rosina Whitfield
Rosina Whitfield, the Director of Artistic Development for The Drama Center of City Arts, speaks with Radio Camper Celia Bennett about how she became involved with the Drama Center and how she conn
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2:42pm Jul 19, 2017Environment EnvironmentCreativity And Partnerships Contribute To Fundraising Success For Piedmont Land Conservancy: Greg Keener
Greg Keener is the Development Director for Piedmont Land Conservancy. Radio Camper Reese Sizemore talked with him about what inspires him in his job.
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2:34pm Jul 19, 2017Music MusicInfluence Of DIY Punk World And Surf Punk: Scott Hicks
Scott Hicks is a local guitarist/singer. Radio Camper Nathan Elliott spoke with him about how he got into punk rock, how he started his band Totally Slow, and what his influences are.
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11:39am Jul 14, 2017Economy EconomyUsing Motivational Speaking to Teach Money Management and Help People Stay Out of Debt: Ja'Net Adams
Radio Camper Gretchen Lawson talks with Ja'Net Adams about her work as a motivational speaker and author. Ja'Net teaches money management and how to stay out of debt.
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11:38am Jul 14, 2017Arts Arts EducationWhy A Life Surrounded By Art Is Important: Jim Sparrow
Jim Sparrow, President and CEO of The Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County, discusses his love for art and how it enhances people's lives with Radio Camper Reese Robinson.
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11:33am Jul 14, 2017Arts ArtsPhotos In Magazines Bring Inspiration To Pursue A Career In Photography: Owens Daniels
Radio Camper Gwen Straker talks with professional phorographer Owens Daniels about how he embarked on his career and how photography helps him gain a deeper understanding of people.
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11:30am Jul 14, 2017Arts Arts EducationHow A Local Nonprofit Theater Sustains Interest In Arts Cinema: Lawren Desai
Lawren Desai, curator of Aperture Cinema, talks about the differences between commercial and art movie theater with Radio Camper Luke Rodden.
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11:24am Jul 14, 2017Education EducationHelping Students Build Their Personal And Professional Networks: Jessica Long
Radio Camper Sophie Kanzler talks with Career and Education Coach Jessica Long about her work with college students, helping prepare them for life after college, and connecting them with alumni and
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11:16am Jul 14, 2017Arts Arts EducationA Radio Engineer Discusses The Inner Workings Of Public Radio: George Newman
George Newman, Operations and Engineering Manager at 88.5 WFDD, talks with Annika Bouzas about the challenges behind the scenes of helping run a public radio station.
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11:14am Jul 14, 2017Human Interest Human InterestCombining Business Savvy And Love Of Horses To Run A Successful Horse Farm: Jennifer Clauss
Radio Camper MacKenzie Starr speaks with Jennifer Clauss, owner of Canterlane Farm, about how she developed her love for horses and what it takes to run a horse farm.
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11:00am Jul 14, 2017Education Education Health & Safety Human InterestLocal Yoga Instructor On How Coincidence Leads To A Career In Helping Others: Suzie Blackman
Ava Kanzler of Radio Camp 2017 speaks with Suzie Blackman about her drive to help others and the therapeutic effects of yoga.
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10:49am Jul 14, 2017Education Education EnvironmentHow Gardening Benefits The Community: Adrienne Roethling
Adrienne Roethling, Director of Curation and Mission Delivery of the Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden, speaks with Radio Camper Lochlan Downard about garden curating in the Triad.
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