Generation PRX - Social Network for Youth Radio Producers

Generation PRX

Audio Exchange Project

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Audio Exchange Project

Take one part audio works in progress. Mix with feedback and support. Upload to PRX. The Audio Exchange Project is your recipe for creating delicious radio for broadcast, one blog post at a time.

Members: 55
Created By: Jones Franzel
Latest Activity: Jul 1

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Carrie

Youth Spin DIY Feature: Boggy Creek Farm

Started by Carrie Jul 1.

Kristin

First REAL audio project

Started by Kristin Jun 16.

Elena Chin

outLoud Radio, "Who's on your wheaties box?" draft 1 Reply

Started by Elena Chin. Last reply by Jones Franzel Jun 13.

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SuShI Comment by SuShI on June 14, 2008 at 1:59pm
Sushi for grad.mp3
SuShI Comment by SuShI on June 14, 2008 at 1:07pm
is it boring? should i shorten it/ or no give me some ideaz.
SuShI Comment by SuShI on June 14, 2008 at 1:06pm
Outlod Radio: come out story of a teacher
 

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sarah levine Jones Franzel Noah Miller Tennessee Watson thaoto329 Eric Chris Flynn Abdel Mutan Ann Heppermann Davis Garcia ×--Frankcarlo Tania Unzueta Keenen Dula Peter Felde Jonny Aaron Elena Chin Julianna Sassaman Claire Holman Kiera Feldman Jamie Alejandra jennifer Chris Cuello Berenice Garcia Sylhery Padilla Porsha Thomas *~*Mandi*~* KJ Blunt Radio's Incarcerated Youth Speak Out Project
 
 

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Youthcast podcast on alt.NPR

Now on YouthCast

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What Intrigues YOU?

Jones Franzel sent me an email the other day; she wrote: "Wanted to send you this review of YouthCast on the Sound of Young America..."  I decided to check it out.  It's a post "Podthoughts" by Colin Marshall about podcasts offered on alt.NPR.  In the post, Colin talks about YouthCast.  Here's a quote: The neat thing is that the pieces are made by high-school- or college-age producers. The less neat thing is that I once again find myself having to break out the term "This American Life-y", which I apply to a regrettably high number of shows.

That made me think...how can we differentiate our style? I have much respect for Ira Glass, but I'm also an advocate for uniqueness. So, what do you think about our podcasts?

Please feel free to share your "Podthoughts!"

Telly (Chantel)

 

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