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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2:23pm Jul 24, 2017Arts ArtsUsing The Arts As Inspiration For Lighting Design: Norman Coates
Norman Coates is a Lighting Designer at UNCSA.
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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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10:47am Jul 14, 2017Music & Culture Music & CultureOvercoming Shyness To Become a Touring Musician and Teacher: Billie Feather
Radio Camper Matthew Giles talks with touring musician Billie Feather about the appreciation European communities have for American traditional music, teaching others to perform, and her hobbies, i
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10:33am Jul 14, 2017Arts Arts Books EducationA Local Writer Discusses His Evolving Style: Spencer K. M. Brown
Jayden Bannister interviews local writer Spencer K. M. Brown. They discuss what led Brown on his path to writing, and he reads a short excerpt from his latest novel.
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10:26am Jul 14, 2017Arts ArtsTransitioning From A Veterinary Career Path To History And Art: Chris Jordan
Radio Camper Harrison Hayes interviews Chris Jordan, Director of Public Programs at Reynolda House Museum of American Art, about his career path and his passion for late baroque art and its use of
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10:15am Jul 14, 2017Arts Arts EducationFilmmaking Helps Employ Members Of The Triad: Rebecca Clark
Aaron Lawrence speaks to Rebecca Clark, Executive Director at Piedmont Triad Film Commission, about her drive for photography and filmmaking and how that has impacted employment of Triad area resid
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10:14am Jul 14, 2017Arts ArtsWorking With A Mobile DJ Leads To A Career In Sound Design: Jason Romney
Radio Camper Calvin Sherman speaks to Jason Romney, Associate Dean of Design and Production at UNC School of the Arts, about sound design, what it is, and what led him to this career.
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10:02am Jul 14, 2017Sports SportsAdvances In Technology Open Up Sportscasting To More People: Paul Roper
Radio Camper Samuel Carpenter speaks with IMG College sportcaster Paul Roper about how he got into sportscasting and what his inspired him to pursue this career.
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9:54am Jul 14, 2017Education Education EnvironmentA Passion For The Environment Leads To Valuable Life Lessons: Jamie Maier
Lillie Wray speaks to Jamie Maier, Executive Director of the Piedmont Environmental Alliance, about her evolving passion for the environment and the impact people have on it.
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11:25am Apr 18, 2017Music & Culture Music & CultureUnderdog Records Is A Vinyl-Only Record Store In Winston-Salem: Jonathan Hodges
Jonathan Hodges, owner of Underdog Records, a vinyl-only music store in downtown Winston-Salem, talks to Radio Camper Henry Lenham about his store and how his business is different from others.
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