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This month on The AZYEP Podcast, Brendan Girardot, Saffron Branson, Adele Craft, Dylan Forbes, and Mateo Aragon sit down to talk about AZYEP's annual event, the 24 Hour Takeover. Tune in to KDNK on October 10th and 11th from 4PM to 4PM to hear a full day of youth radio!
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On this month's bonus episode of The Ripple Effect, host Caden Smith hosts teen musician Sean Hamilton during a live taping at the Crystal Theatre.They talk about community arts education and the creative process.
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This month on Around the World, host Dylan Forbes sat down with Tim Whitsitt and Dan and Bryna Perlman of the Carbondale Rotary Club. They talked about the club's Bikes for Bikes event and the rotary's efforts to eradicate malaria worldwide.
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On this month's episode of The Ripple Effect, host Caden Smith takes listeners on a field trip to Highwater Farm to learn about their summer youth program.
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On this month's episode of The AZYEP Podcast, hosts Jem Badgett, Indi Michel and Brendan Girardot talk with youth musicians Lana Greengrass, Sean Hamilton and Caden Smith, about their upcoming Noisefloor concert at Steve's Guitars.
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On this month's episode of Around the World, host Dylan Forbes chats with Megan Webber of Rotary Youth Exchange about her exchange experiences and the benefits of going on an exchange as a young person.
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This month on the AZYEP Podcast, hosts Caden Smith and Vivienne Shapiro sat down with Travis Wilson, MinTze Wu, and James Steindler of Voices and Mountain Pride to discuss their upcoming project "I Am Me: A Playlab for Queer Youth through Theatre, Writing and Storytelling".
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On this month's episode of Soul Connection, hosts Zenobia Todd, Sarah Fedishen, and Adele Craft discuss back to school and going off to college. They share mental wellness tips for life transitions and celebrate four years of Soul Connection. Soul Connection is generously sponsored by Colorado Mountain College Human Services and Opportunity Now.
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On this month's episode of The Ripple Effect, host Caden Smith sits down with local teen musician Sean Hamilton for an interview and live performance. They talk about his approach to songwriting, the divergence between forming an acoustic sound and having a band, the stages and layers to music development that allow the shape of projects to form, and the uncertainty of AI throughout production and education.
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This month's episode of The Ripple Effect features interviews and live performances with local teen musicians Lana Greengrass and Sean Hamilton. You will hear about their approaches to songwriting, the divergence between forming an acoustic sound and having a band, and the stages and layers to music development that allow the shape of projects to form.