Consider It Blacklit host Kim Singleton sits down with Monica Ellis, founding member of the wind quintet Imani Winds. Ellis discusses the performances and accomplishments of the group, as well as the representation of people of color in classical music.

Consider It Blacklit: Highlight of IMANI WINDS Quintet

In this 11-minute NPR-style feature story, reporter John Donovan visits CCTV to find out why community media still matters in an age when so many people are uploading video directly to the Internet through video portals like YouTube. John Donovan submitted this piece as his final audio project for a Graduate Audio Production course at Emerson College in the Fall of 2007. 

Why Community Media Still Matters in the YouTube Age

Get those wireless earbuds ready– BRIC RADIO is about to make a new home on your playlist.  Enjoy this taste of what's in store for our launch, and make sure to come back for more!

Introducing BRIC RADIO

Mike Wassenaar talks with FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai and his chief of staff Matthew Berry about community radio, localism and the opening of WERA in Arlington VA at the studios of PEG access Arlington Independent Media.

Ajit Pai interview at WERA

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DNAinfo/Gothamist: War on local Journalism 

“On November 2nd billionaire Joe Ricketts waged battle against local journalism. I am Maham Hasan, and this is the story of that day through the eyes of four reporters.”

This podcast project walks us through that day and the closing down of both news sites by four reporters who worked there.

DNAinfo/Gothamist: War on local Journalism

Experts on Nothing, Opinions about Everything! Life is some bullshit, you just need the right shovel!

B FREE AWARDS PEOPLE'S CHOICE WINNER! Underqualified and Over Opinionated with Angela and Marien

Brooklyn Free Speech Radio is the borough's first community podcast network with content produced and edited by New York City's most diverse audio makers.

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