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Radio Master's Projects 2005
Listen to the Radio Master's Documentaries produced in 2004-2005. Each is a radio documentary report or series of reports exploring a single topic, totaling approximately 25-30 minutes of air time. Master's documentaries aim for the highest level of sound production and storytelling achievement, including scene building and multilayered sound mixing using Pro Tools. Most projects are available for rebroadcast by contacting the reporter.
"Disabled" - by Mara Altman
Description of Mara's project here..."It Takes a Village to Raise a Scallop" - by John Boyle
Description..."El Rincon Criollo" - by Natasha del Toro
Description of Natasha's project...."Uneasy Neighbors: Wildlife Returns to the City"- by Kristin Espeland
A coyote recently wound up in Central Park, wild turkeys are nesting in Manhattan and deer are darting around Queens. Kristin Espeland reports on why animals are back in the big city...and whether ongoing development threatens their survival.Part 1: Species long gone are returning to New York City.
Part 2: Ongoing development threatens city habitats.
Part 3: Design erases the line between the built and natural worlds.
"It's Better to Sweat in the Gym than to Bleed in the Streets" - by Thomas Grove
Description...."Chasing the Panther" - by Zyphus Lebrun
Description...."Little Bits of Diamonds: Jimmy Breslin's Reinvention of the Urban Newspaper Column" - by Vonnie Quinn
Description....."Arranging Lives: Marriage in the Iranian Community" - by Nazanin Rafsanjani
Description ...."Burned Alive" - by Michael Rice
Description of Michael's project here..."The New Older Americans" - by Rebecca Rosenberg
Description here..."Black Republicans in New York" - by Denise Scott-McDonald
Description..."Instrumental Obsessions" - by Jennifer Thurston
Description of Jennifer's project...."The Joy of Long Distance Running" - by Emily Wilson
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