Radio Camp

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

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

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.

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.

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. 

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.

Radio Camper Chintoo Deora talks to Travis Creed about his job as the Artistic Operations Director for the Winston-Salem Symphony, and what it entails.

Radio camper Hope Nitsche sits down tihe Scott Burton to discuss his experiences with Kidney Disease, and how art and creating helped him pushed him through his illness.

Radio Camper Mia Marshall talks with Chris Von Isenburg about what it is like to own Mock Orange Bikes. They discuss the shop's new location, as well as what Chris likes being a bike mechanic.

James Gore discusses his work with grantes on issues such as civil rights, criminal justice reform, and immigration with Radio Camper Charles Kendall.

Shana Whitehead, owner of The Muddy Creek Cafe and Music Hall, sits down with Radio Camper Alex Young to discuss how she was inspired to bring the community together through music in her café.

Mo Kessler is a board member of The Renaissance Community Co-op and took the time to sit down with radio camper Trey Croker about providing food to people through a project called "Food Not Bombs."