Jennifer, our intrepid radio station tour guide, leads us through some of her recent visits to college radio stations in New York and Rhode Island. This most recent academic year (2022-23) was an active one, with college campuses and radio stations coming back to life as pandemic restrictions have eased. We also discuss a long-running college radio program that just turned 50 years old. We are curious if listeners know of other programs of a similar vintage. We close the show with a discussion of the 20th anniversary of podcasting.

Show Notes:

Podcast #329: New York College Radio Tours
College Radio Station KXLU at Loyola Marymount University
Alma Del Barrio – show at KXLU
International Polka Party
Radio Station Visit #141: WKCR at Columbia University
College radio station WSLC at Sarah Lawrence College
Radio Station Visit #171: WSLC at Sarah Lawrence College
BSR aka Brown Student and Community Radio
Radio Station Visit #170: BSR at Brown University
WBRU radio at Brown University
Brown Student Radio to go Online-Only (July, 2011 article on Radio Survivor)
WBRU Programming Leaves FM in Advance of $5.63 Million License Sale to EMF (September, 2017 article on Radio Survivor)
360 Degrees Experience in Sound show on WBRU
A Matter of Degrees (film)
College Radio Survivor: Remembering Film “A Matter of Degrees” and More News
WPIR Pratt Radio Tumblr
WPIR Pratt Radio site
Celebrating Podcasting’s 20th Birthday
Podnews: Happy 20th Birthday, Podcasting
Paul’s former podcast: Mediageek
Jennifer’s appearance on Mediageek: The Value of College Radio (July 16, 2009)
Why Every Radio Station Sounds the Same
Paul appeared on the New Media Show episode: Unleashing the Potential of Audio and Video Content #547
Podcast #135: Resurfacing Women’s Contributions in Podcasting History
College Radio Station WSVA at the School of Visual Arts

Show Credits:

Produced by Jennifer Waits
Hosted by Eric Klein, Jennifer Waits and Paul Riismandel
Edited by Eric Klein

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