Waiting Room
A youth radio commentary addressing isolation and loss as well as the line between personal experience and personal connection.
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In the summer of 2003, Spy Hop Productions and KRCL 90.9FM collaborated to offer Utah’s only weekly youth-produced radio program. Loud and Clear airs live every Saturday night from 9:00 – 10:00PM. The program launched in June of 2003 and now reaches over 7,000 weekly youth and adult audiences.
The program’s mission is to activate the power of the voice through music and commentary, as a means for teens to connect to their community, their peers, and themselves.
Spy Hop's Radio Documentary programs include Loud and Clear Youth Radio and our newest addition,Teen Frequency: A Youth Radio Commentary Project providing young people the opportunity and resources to create radio commentaries-stories, narratives, interviews and essays-in which to explore and express their thoughts, emotions and reactions on issues they find important within themselves and their community. Students learn to use sound, music and voice to tell their stories.
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Shout Box
Have you ever been to court? What happened when you were there?
Type an answer, then listen for it !on-air.
(12/02 11:45)
Can you equate the GLBT movement to the Civil Rights movement? Why or why not?
no, you can't equate them. while LGBTQ rights are civil rights, the movement is different than THE civil rights movement. i think it's messed up when people say it's the same to lend the LGBTQ movement legitimacy. it's like appropriating the struggles of POC. not cool. especially when the mainstream LGBTQ movement has its own problems with racism. so in short: i think equating them is really messed up.
they are related, i'm cool with that comparison. but saying they are the same is problematic.
NO! They are not the same and as a Black women I dare them compare the struggles Blacks (who built what we know as AMERICA) ENDURED in the Civil Rights Movement, to the struggle for Gay Rights. It is pathetic and they need to come up with another approach to getting the rights they seek and stop trying to capitalize on African American struggle.
I'm interested in gblt issues since its lunchtime
and nothing is tastier than queers, right? i've always thought that.
(12/02 14:10)
Have you ever been to court? What happened when you were there?
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