
NPR News 91 Program Director Jim East has
announced that in celebration of Halloween, a program produced by
Boise State University students will be rebroadcast on the radio
station. “Madame Zora’s Psychic Radio Journey” will be aired at 8
p.m. Friday. The program was originally broadcast on July 6.
The program was produced as part of the
spring semester class “Studies in Media Production.” The class was
a workshop in magazine format radio taught by East and
communication professor Rick Moore.
Students who contributed to “Madame Zora’s
Psychic Radio Journey” include A.J. Eaton, Alexandra McNish, Nick
Whittier and Kelly Rice.
The class was divided into groups, with each
group asked to produce a one-hour radio program on a subject of
their choosing. Programs included one that focused on religion in
America and another that focused on great road-trip stories. One
program was called, “You Say ‘To-May-To,’ I Say ‘To-Mah-To,’” a
look at things that are the same but different. Segments of this
program included a look at wrestlers and ballet dancers who both
struggle with their weight, a look at the differences of NBA vs.
NCAA basketball, and a visit with a male-to-female transsexual.
East said that while each of the programs
was very creative, “Madame Zora’s Psychic Radio Journey” excelled
at using interviews, sound, music and editing to create a very
enjoyable listening experience. The program takes the unique
perspective of introducing listeners to a variety of people who
claim to have psychic abilities, concluding with the possibility
that everyone has some level of psychic powers.
East said he is impressed with, “the
attention to detail and the entertainment value
in this program,” adding, “There are
segments that make you wonder and segments that make you chuckle.
These students should be very proud of this quality of work.”
NPR News 91 is heard at 91.5 FM, KBSX Boise; 88.5 FM, KBSY
Burley; 91.3 FM, KBSJ Jackpot and 91.1 FM, KBSK McCall.
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Boise State Radio includes NPR News 91, KBSU-Arts
& Cultural Programming and Idaho’s Jazz Station.
http://radio.boisestate.edu
Contact
Jim East
Associate General Manager, Network Programming
208-947-5659
Fax: 208-344-6631
jeast@boisestate.edu
Media Contact
Kathleen Craven
Boise State communications and marketing
208 426-3275
kcraven@boisestate.edu
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