Tom White 6/1/23 Tom White 6/1/23

The walking Dead of Media…

Radio isn’t dead… it’s more like a zombie. TV isn’t dead but it’s still making money and serving a purpose. Film and Movies aren’t going anywhere but they are changing. Just like the industries we serve, your classroom is changing and so should you.

Guest Contributor 9/14/20 Guest Contributor 9/14/20

10 Tips for Telling a Story Without Video

With radio, however, there’s an entire spectrum of opportunity which eliminates the need for—and expense of—costumes, makeup, props, backdrops, lighting, and special effects. In fact, you could launch an entire podcast series with a few friends in your kitchen or basement and your listeners would be none the wiser.

Kreativ Alchemy 7/21/20 Kreativ Alchemy 7/21/20

Three Steps To Starting Your School’s Radio Station

School radio creates one of the most interesting communities a student can find around campus. From the cool parties, music appreciation, and development of soft-skills, to the excitement and thrills that come with live air production, the radio is a very important outlet for students.

Guest Contributor 6/29/20 Guest Contributor 6/29/20

Why Podcasts Should be a Part of Your Students’ Storytelling Arsenal

I teach Media Arts to high school students. We make daily shows for our local access channel, we learn photography, how to write a news story, and heavily focus on editing. I have replaced the radio assignments with podcast ones. Students will be much more likely to work for a company that does podcasting than a company that has a radio show.