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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10:56am Feb 21, 2017Human Interest Human InterestMedia Influences The Young And Their Perceptions: Dr. Kim Smith
Associate Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication at North Carolina A&T University, Dr.
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11:30am Feb 16, 2017Human Interest Human InterestThe Importance Of Connecting With Nature: Linda Kinney
Linda Kinney works in the education division of the North Carolina Zoo and sits down with Radio Camper, Jude Grayer, about her job and the outdoors.
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11:22am Feb 16, 2017Science ScienceEmpowering Young Women Through Robotics: Shalynn Slozer
Shalynn Slozer talks to Radio Camper, Jessi Denny, about empowering young women to enter the field of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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2:35pm Feb 10, 2017Arts ArtsBringing New Engagement Through Murals: Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck, owner of Greensboro's Urban Grinders Art and Coffeehouse and the co-founder of No Blank Walls, discusses his love for murals with Radio Camper Adesuwa Igbinigie
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2:23pm Feb 10, 2017Human Interest Human InterestBeekeepers Save Honeybees And The Food We Eat: James Brown
Radio Camper Daniel Kaplan talks to James Brown, a beekeeper who serves as the President of the Guilford County Beekeepers about the value of the honeybee.
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2:00pm Feb 10, 2017Human Interest Human InterestSpecies Survival Plans Will Save Animals Worldwide: Jodi Wiley Neely
Radio Camper Charlie Jennings sits down with Jodi Wiley Neely, the Animal Management Supervisor at the North Carolina Zoo.
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1:51pm Feb 10, 2017Human Interest Human InterestAmerican Friends Service Committee Brings Lasting Peace: Toni Etheridge
Toni Etheridge discusses her work leading the American Friends Service Committee's Peace and Economic Justice program with Radio Camper Andy Ritchie.
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1:45pm Feb 10, 2017Human Interest Human InterestThe Renaissance Community Co-op Brings Groceries To The Area: John Jones
John Jones talks to Radio Camper, Ananya Ramesh, about the Renaissance Community Co-op, the grocery store created for the community.
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11:29am Feb 09, 2017Environment EnvironmentSaving The Word's Waters One Water Keeper At A Time: Will Scott
Will Scott works to protect and improve the Yadkin River and explains his duties to Radio Camper Alex Martin.
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11:16am Feb 09, 2017Education EducationMaking A Difference In Girls' Lives Through Education: Nadia Shirin Moffett
Radio camper Greyson VanSickler speaks with Nadia Shirin Moffettwith, the founder of The Queen's Foundation, about how her non-profit supports girls who will be the first in their families to go to
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11:10am Feb 09, 2017Human Interest Human InterestDeveloping A Maker Space And A New Level Of Creativity: Alan Shelton
Alan Shelton tells Radio Camper Camden Suggs about developing a Winston-Salem maker space.
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11:04am Feb 09, 2017Education EducationThe Path To Curating The New Winston Museum: Chris Jordan
Chris Jordan, the curator of the New Winston Museum, sits down with Radio Camper Ava Schick to discuss what his job entails.
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