Now I Understand
Olivia Boone had a normal childhood—or so she thought—until she learned
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Gun Violence - A Student's Perspective
Gun violence and school shootings are without a doubt divisive issues.
'We Were In That School': Parkland Students Prepare To Return After Shooting
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students return to school Wednesday, two weeks after the deadly shooting. Sophomore Gabe Glassman captures what day-to-day life is like for these students now.
Research Project Leads To Career In Teaching And Singing: Jeffrey Carlson
Radio Camper Thomas de Moraes spoke with Jeffrey Carlson, the Executive Director of Bel Canto Company, about when he started singing and about his favorite character to play.
Producing Album From Start To Finish Is A Source Of Pride: Anna Luisa Daigneault
Anna Luisa Daigneault (known professionally as Quilla) is a vocalist, composer, and electronic producer.
Producing Shows For Children Is A Rewarding Experience: Taylor Dankovich
Taylor Dankovich is the Sound Supervisor for Triad Stage.
A Native North Carolinian Returns to Promote Her Hometown: Kimberly Mozingo
Kimberly Mozingo is the Group Services Coordinator for High Point Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Love Of Plants Leads To Career At Botanical Garden: John Whisnant
Radio Camper Alyssa Hughes spoke with John Whisnant, Executive Director of the Paul J.
How A Local Makerspace Allows Community Members To Explore Ideas: Joe Rotondi
Radio Camper Ali Hardin interviews Joe Rotondi, the Executive Director of The Forge, which provides affordable access to tools and technology, on how he gets involved in community activities i
Creating A Sense of Community Through The Theatre: Rosina Whitfield
Rosina Whitfield, the Director of Artistic Development for The Drama Center of City Arts, speaks with Radio Camper Celia Bennett about how she became involved with the Drama Center and ho