| Listening News and Upcoming Events
LTTR Gets Installed at the Great Lakes Childrens Museum! Click here to watch live as the Listening to the River display gets installed at the Great Lakes Childrens Museum. Spring Break Workshop! Nine intrepid middle-schoolers spent three days of their spring break braving cold weather, snow and wet ground to tell stories about the watershed. Using audio recording equipment and cameras to document their experience, the students spent a day with local radio producers writing, recording and editing projects that will help teach people about various watershed characteristics. See what they produced on the Spring Break 2008 Map! Spring Break 2008 in Pictures
Radio Academy with Interlochen Public Radio If you had a Saturday afternoon to yourself, alone, where would you go? When you meet your friends somewhere, where do you meet? What makes your home different from anyplace else? What do you really know about the place you call home? Since a normal map can’t explain these things very well, we want to make maps that talk.
However, we need more voices to tell us about this place and what spots deserve to be on the map. We’ll provide all the equipment and teach you the basics of gathering sounds, interviewing people and producing stories. We’ll also discover new places and explore the natural wonders of northern Michigan. A canoe/camping trip and weekend in Chicago are part of the Academy. Find out more or Sign up! (The Radio Academy is currently full. Occasionally, we have cancellations. Follow the Sign up link to be placed on the waitlist.) New Registrants. Take the Interest and Experience Survey. Check the LTTR calendar for more activities. |