
Producer's Journal
Producer's Journal: From Distribution to Community Outreach
It's been tremendously exciting for a first time radio documentary producer like me to see how well our hour-long radio special is doing in terms
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Producer's Journal: Growth and Development Issues Resonate in Communities Across America
We received an email the other day that made us smile. It came from all the way across the country where residents face the same
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Producer's Journal: Telling the New Sierra Story by Catherine Stifter
Like many stories about the Sierra, this one started with a river. Actually, it started waist deep in one of my favorite rivers. On a
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Documentary Tune-in Guide
Listen to Saving The Sierra's documentary on these college, community, low power, and public radio stations.
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Sierra Fire Season Has Begun
I've been a volunteer at my local fire department since the mid-90s. I was very active for about 7 years and now find myself on
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Producer's Journal: Conversation between a city planner and a radio documentary producer
I received an extensive email from a city planner who'd listened to Saving The Sierra's documentary. He took the time to communicate his points of
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A Word From the Ranching Community
It's been an uplifting but hectic week. Our hour-long documentary special Saving the Sierra: Grassroots Solutions for Sustaining Rural Communities is playing in 12 states
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On The Other Side Of The Mic
Ever done an interview? How about one for radio? And in a sound proof studio but by cell phone (not the original plan but the
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From 0 to 80 MPH: Becoming A Producer In Record Time
I love radio. Always have.I remember my first time descending to the basement in Freeborn Hall at UC Davis (my sophomore year) to check out
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Producer's Journal: When the documentary is done, the conversation has just begun
Saving The Sierra: Grassroots Solutions for Sustaining Rural Communities is a 54-minute radio documentary that took more than 2 years to create. And yet, on
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