Hi - just a brief reply to the equipment question. At outLoud radio we've been loving our Olympus LS-10's. Yes, I wish they were cheaper, but at least they're not as bad as the Marantz recorders. If you can stretch your budget to get one, it'll be...
Hi, I'm new to the world of radio and need help groping about the field. I have some minute experience in journalism (high school publications and the like) and some experience in activism but little stuffs that cross over.
I'm working with some ...
All the organizations I'm a part of at my high school (Southern California, too) are horrendously underfunded. We've had a lot of trouble looking for the funds to keep the school paper running (we have one computer!).
You might consider having a ...
I'm a 17-year-old from Southern California with an aptitude of absurdity and an intense appreciation for hot, caffeinated beverages. I like to keep busy (trending toward being a workaholic) and fill the 20-some hours in a day with a heaping load of school work, laboring away at a movie theater and an inordinate amount of love for Harper's magazine.
I joined this site because I'm interested in journalism and am looking into radio but also because I'm hoping to make a short radio story or documentary on undocumented illegal aliens at my high school, as a part of advocacy for a new bill introduced to Senate, the DREAM act. I edit the campus literary magazine and will be editor of the paper next year, so I know something about journalism and interviewing, but absolutely nothing about radio. Still, I've always loved radio and know it would be a great way to get the word out.
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A friend of mine who works in the Chicago Public Schools asked some of her students what they thought signs of gentrification were. The one that got her was something so simple: “People jogging.” Another might be advertisements for shiny new buildings right near vacant lots, like the photo above.
In “Gentrification [...]