88.5 WFDD | Radio Camp 2011

Radio Camp is a week-long, summer enrichment day camp for middle school students interested in technology, journalism, and the exciting world of radio! All activities are led by 88.5 WFDD staff members.

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.

For more information or to inqure about the next Radio Camp opportunity, please contact 88.5 WFDD's Greg Keener at 336-758-3395 or keenerg@wfu.edu.

Video, Audio & Photos from Radio Camp 2011

Listen to interviews by 2011 Radio Camp Reporters Tyrone Gallatin and Alex Serpe as broadcast on October 8th.

Listen to interviews by 2011 Radio Camp Reporters Collin Dossel and Joshua Brannon as broadcast on September 24th.

Listen to interviews by 2011 Radio Camp Reporters Kai Darrow and Jack Fortunato as broadcast on September 17th.

Listen to interviews by 2011 Radio Camp Reporters Joey Brannon and Rebecca Walker as broadcast on September 10th.

Listen to interviews by 2011 Radio Camp Reporters Rachel Chandler and Megan Sigler as broadcast on September 3rd.

(You can also listen to the interviews separately below.)

	Radio Camp Reporter Tyrone Gallatin interviews Chef Don McMillan

Also see a video from Chef Don and The Stocked Pot (below)!

	Radio Camp Reporter Alex Serpe interviews 17-year NFL veteran Ethan Albright

Ethan on the NFL's official website

YouTube video from Chef Don McMillan and The Stocked Pot

	Radio Camp Reporter Alex Vickers interviews Winston-Salem / Forsyth County Arts Council director Richard Emmett

About the WSFC Arts Council


	Radio Camp Reporter Abe Kaplan interviews Triad Stage business manager Drew Rush

Triad Stage's The Mystery of Irma Vep

	Radio Camp Reporter Joshua Brannon interviews graphic artist Devender Sellars

Devender's article in Yes! Weekly magazine


	Radio Camp Reporter Collin Dossel interviews Amy Barnhart, executive director of the Hispanic League of Forsyth County

Hispanic League of Winston-Salem website

Will (left) and Kai

	Radio Camp Reporter Kai Darrow interviews social media advisor Will Hall

Will's Facebook page


	Radio Camp Reporter Jack Fortunato interviews Keith Hobgood, lead animator for Out of Our Minds Studios

Out of Our Minds website

Radio Camp Audio Scavenger Hunt!

	Radio Camp Reporter Joey Brannon interviews dancer and director Duane Cyrus

Duane's website
Also see a video of Duane's choreography here!


	Radio Camp Reporter Rebecca Walker interviews Corinne Serfass, co-founder and director of Peppercorn Children's Theatre.

Peppercorn Children's Theatre website
Also see the Peppercorn introduction video here!

Adam (left) and Rachel

	Radio Camp Reporter Rachel Chandler interviews musician Adam Thorn

Adam's website: adamthorn.org
Also see the video of Adam's WFDD performance here!

Megan (left) and Mitch

	Radio Camp Reporter Megan Sigler interviews music producer Mitch Easter

Mitch's website: mitcheaster.com

Below: "A Seat in History", Directed and choreographed by Duane Cyrus. The work was originally commissioned by the Greensboro Bicentennial Commission to celebrate 200 years for the city.

Below: A video introduction to the Peppercorn Children's Theatre

Below: Musician Adam Thorn live at WFDD, recorded by Radio Camp Reporter Rachel Chandler in July, 2011.

Audio & Photos from Radio Camp 2010 >>

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