Sarah Smith: Communicating Art at Reynolda House
Sara Smith is the Director of Marketing and Communications at Reynolda House, the art museum in Winston-Salem. Radio Camper Eileen Schaller spoke with Sara.
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Meet the Man Behind the Beard: Andrew Dudek of the Beard and Mustache Club of NC
If you think about it, facial hair may seem like it has nothing to do with charity. Andrew Dudek is the founder and president of the Beard and Mustache Club of North Carolina. The club holds fundraisers and competitions to raise money for charities and non-profit organizations. Radio Camper Hallie Springer talked with Dudek to learn more.
Sam Parker: Beard Connoisseur
Sam Parker is a founding member of the Camel City Beard and Mustache Club, and has an appreciation for beards. His organization helps to promote local charities, music, art, food, and drink. Radio Camper Christopher Stirewalt talked with him about it.
Meet the Artist: Singer-Songwriter Quique Rodriguez-Pastor
Quique Rodriguez-Pastor is a local singer-songwriter who grew up in both Peru and the U.S . Quique also makes short bite sized videos. Lots of people describe his music as international, pop,and experimental, with sounds that remind them of the beach. He spoke with Radio Camper Dinah Taylor.
Meet the Artist: Photojournalist Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez
This is the sound of Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez taking pictures at Wait Chapel. Rodriguez is a photojournalist in Winston-Salem. She takes landscape pictures, portraits, and many other types of photographs. She sat down to speak to radio camper Dani Coan.
Meet the Artist: Susan Borwick, Wake Forest Professor of Music
Susan Borwick is a professor and composer at Wake Forest University, and on a good day she can sound two pitches simultaneously. WFDD Radio camper Alex Housden was able to able to find out more.
Hoping To Reach A Wider Audience, Lifetime Breaks Out Of Familiar Formula
Lifetime's general manager says the channel is trying to reflect "the true breadth" of America. It recently launched a reality show called BAPs — which stands for "Black American Prince or Princess."
