I created this mixdown from raw audio I made and used from my apartment keys, walking down the stairs from the RJ building, opening and closing the door from the lab door and background conversation at the Starbucks on the UNR campus.

Starbucks Mixdown

This mini-doc is an embarrassing yet fortunate moment I had my first day at work over the summer as a waitress. Being excited and nervous is a dangerous mix!... Well, for me anyway.

On my first day...really?

Reynolds School In the Morning Transcript

Cecilia Serujo- “Wrong-way driver,” Mason Alan Johnson was booked into the Washoe County jail at around 2 a.m. this morning. 
In Sparks, Nevada on I-80 at Rock Blvd. and Pyramid way, Johnson hit first Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper then hitting a semi-truck near the highway exit.
Nineteen-year-old, Johnson has been charged with causing bodily harm, DUI, minor in consumption and reckless driving.   


Chozen Pierce- In 2013, a health insurance fund deemed TSO, a rail engineering company liable for the death of one of its security technicians who was documented as Xavier. After work, Xavier had an adulterous night with a woman at her house. He later died from a heart attack in his hotel room that is said to be linked to his encounter with her. TSO appealed the issue stating the company had nothing to due with his night, but earlier today the French court ruled TSO liable for Xavier’s death. 


Edina Goore- Nir Barkat, a Parliament member of the Likud party of the Israeli government, introduced the plans to install cable cars to carry tourists into Jerusalem. This has brought up arguments from Israeli conservationists who are worried that this will take away from the aesthetic and history of the city. The cable car system is essentially a way for tourists and Israelis to avoid any encounters with the Palestinian residents while visiting the Western Wall. Jerusalem’s residents are concerned that this cable car will mean the “disneyfication” of Jerusalem, and thus will take away from the historical magic of the ancient city. 


Gloria Antoinette Curiel- Trump Administration is moving 49 BLM staffers to Reno, Nevada lawmakers don't know why 
The Reno Gazette Journal has released a statement that the Trump Administration is moving 49 Bureau of Land Management staffers to Reno, Nevada. The BLM staffers are in charge of overseeing public lands that are owned by the government. Many local lawmakers do not know why the Trump Administration  has placed that many BLM staffers in Reno, Nevada. Nevada is home to the BLM’s Wild Horse program where their gold is to ensure healthy horses and burros thriving public rangelands. Therefore, Trump's government action with add 49 staffers to this program. 


Hailey Miller- Hong Kong, along with their traditional festival , will be adding protests, due to an extradition bill, which was withdrawn this month. Protests will continue to rally until the government investigates allegations of police brutality and starts long-awaited political reform. Protests will occur Friday through the weekend, with a repeat of “Hong Kong Way”, where the whole city rallied in honor of the 30th anniversary against the Soviet Union. People will be holding lights and lanterns, along with singing "Glory to Hong Kong," an anthem of the movement.

Reynolds School In the Morning

Peter Breen is a Reno, Nevada native who has lived a full life as a district court judge since 1974. Now retired, he says he has had the pleasure of living a 'wonderful life' living in this area.

Humans Of Reno

Interviewing Mackenzie, she spoke of what makes her happy. What she enjoys doing and one of the happiest memories she can think of while being outdoors.

One of the happiest memories

Radio interview with Sutten Brebes, a junior at the University of Nevada, Reno has suffered from anxiety disorder since sixth grade. Having this disorder has given her moments of feeling unmotivated and depressed. However, learning through self-taught techniques this disorder can be managed, and it’s possible to find the silver lining.