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Equipment: Good and expensive vs. crappy and cheap

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Hometown:: Chicago

About Me:: I work with Curie Youth Radio, a writing and radio production class in a Chicago public high school.

Website:: http://curiehs.org/curie_youth_radio

Favorite radio station:: Currently enjoying:
Andrew Bird
Pete Rock
Aimee Mann

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At 2:44pm on June 17th, 2008, Sarah Bromer said…: We use Audacity. Blech. I'm trying to figure out what makes the most sense for the long run... We don't have much of a budget, and Pro-Tools requires those pesky little M-Boxes. I'm wondering if Audition or something like that would make more sense financially. I use ProTools at home, so I'd prefer that... Anyway...If you have any thoughts about this, please send them my way!

At 5:40pm on June 14th, 2008, Sarah Bromer said…: Hey Sarah! Just wondering, what editing software do you use with your students?

At 2:21pm on June 6th, 2008, Sarah Bromer said…: Oh, right. I forgot. You LIVE in Chicago. We met at Third Coast.
:)

At 2:20pm on June 6th, 2008, Sarah Bromer said…: Hey Sarah, remember me? We met in Chicago. We have a few stories up on the web--
http://prx.org/groups/cityhighradio
It is not easy to do, this high school radio thing! But it's been a great year and we're expanding the program next year. I'd love to get more pointers from you sometime soon. You're my radio hero!
Sarah

At 10:31pm on April 1st, 2008, Mya Hunter said…: Thanks I just got back last night it was a blast!

At 12:57pm on February 28th, 2008, Noah Miller said…: Sarah, you're awesome! Thank you so much for encouraging your students to comment on outLoud's piece. Every single comment so far has had something we really can use to make the story better.
rock on,
Noah

At 5:38pm on January 2nd, 2008, *~*Mandi*~* said…: HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

At 12:53pm on December 29th, 2007, Blanca Cambray said…: HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

At 4:31pm on December 28th, 2007, Jones Franzel said…: Leaving comments for everyone to remind about AEP = Super fantastic. Sarah, you do rock. Thank you! And, happy new year.

At 4:27pm on November 5th, 2007, Erin Mishkin said…: Glad to hear from you! I'm sorry I missed seeing you at Third Coast. There's always next year. Hope you're doing well -- love love love Curie's work.

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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!"

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