California Historical Radio Society Broadcasting & Podcasting Summer Camp
A hands-on summer day camp at the California Historical Radio Society's Radio Central museum in Alameda, where students produce radio dramas and podcasts and co-host a live morning radio show, working with both vintage and modern broadcast equipment under a veteran audio-production instructor.
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