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Practicum Students Take It To The Next Level With Podcasts
Check out the podcasts produced by students taking part in the Biola Radio Practicum:
--Reyn Hiskey does a creative piece on what life might be like if the zombie apocalypse were to occur today. click here to listen
--Jacob Frischknecht finds an enthusiast group of students who help Freshman adjust to life on the Biola Campus. click here to listen
--Vanessa Linares takes a walk around the Biola campus to see how students are getting involved. click here to listen
--Chris Whetsell shares how Biola students are enhancing the music ministry at Ambassador Church in Brea by joining their worship band. click here to listen
--Katie Watson tells us about a bicycle accident that injured a Biola Freshman. click here to listen
--Katie Watson also spoke with Carl Schreiber after his surprise announcement that he's leaving Biola after more than two decades with the Office of Business and Financial Affairs. click here to listen
--Fantasmic! Kelsey Seitz interviews Disney Princess, Cinderella! click here to listen
--Stephanie Gomez checks the campus pulse on "New Moon", the 2nd installment of "The Twilight Saga."click here to listen
--Josie Espinosa checks out World Mission's Maranatha Praise Team. click here to listen
--Eloise Lopez shows us how an inner city church is reaching out the less fortunate this Christmas. click here to listen
Click here to listen to more "masterpieces!" ---->click here to listen
Biola Radio Students Win National Contest
Check it out! Biola Radio alums Melodie Turori and Rob Croft won third place in a nationwide "Freedom of Speech" public service announcement competition. You guys rock! Congrats on the $1,000.00 prize money!! click here to listen
Here's the full scoop from Radio Ink Magazine:
WINNERS OF STUDENT PSA COMPETITION NAMED
October 15, 2009: NABEF and the Broadcast Education Association have named the winners of their Freedom of Speech public service announcement competition. USC student Stuart Mouritzen won first prize in the radio category, Central Michigan University student Theresa Rozwadowski won second place, and Biola University's Melodie Turori and Rob Croft took third prize. Three winners for TV were also announced, and all were acknowledged at a Freedom of Speech luncheon held by the NAB today.
"One only has to follow what is happening in Iran right now to appreciate the significance of our own right to free speech," NABEF President Marcellus Alexander said. "The PSA contest reminds students in college communications schools across the country that free speech is fundamental to the very foundation of broadcasting."
BEA Exec. Director Heather Birks said, "We are honored to partner with NABEF and the McCormick Foundation to highlight these quality student productions. These students were selected from a talented pool of entries, and they all showcase their insight and creativity regarding freedom of speech."
The winning students were presented with scholarships of $3,000 for first place, $2,000 for second place, and $1,000 for third place. Participating on a panel at the luncheon were U.S. Broadcasting Board of Governors Governor Blanquita Walsh Cullum, 3 Roads Communications founder Russell Hodge, Burson-Marteller Managing Director/Media Paul Rodriguez, and Society of Professional Journalists President Kevin Z. Smith.
http://www.radioink.com/Article.asp?id=1548090&spid=24698
The Time for Radio is Now
John F. Kennedy once said, "Ask not what you country can do for you, but what you can do for your country." And while this quote does not directly apply, do know that the time to be on Biola Radio is now! Are you the kind of person who: -finds you are a polarizing figure among your friends? -Often has people disagree with you? -Can't seem to get enough of your opinions out in one sentence?
Then Biola Radio is the place for you! Host a show this semester and always have enough space to get those opinions out there. Are you passionate about sports, news, weather, politics, music, movies, or something else? Apply now!
Send an email to Andrew Oxenham, Station Manager (andrew.w.oxenham@biola.edu) and sign up for a half hour, hour or even two hour block!
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