
Storytelling
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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Daily Yonder listens to (and seeks) rural Sierra stories
The Daily Yonder is an online rural news service, published by the Center for Rural Strategies. Editors Julie Ardery and Bill Bishop aim the Yonder
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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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Conservation/Media Panel at Sierra College Identifies Key Issues to Sierra Future
Earlier this month, Saving The Sierra was invited to address "The Future of the Sierra Nevada" at the spring lecture series on this magnificent mountain
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Water words that work
I just came back from River Network's national conference, River Rally. A truly reinvigorating experience. And one thing that has really stuck in my mind
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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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Producer's Journal: More than music for a documentary, a collaboration with Ludi Hinrichs
Sometimes the energy is just right for collaboration. That was definitely the case in a magical 2-day recording session with musician Ludi Hinrichs and engineer
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Cutting Carbon One Clothespin and One Perception At A Time
The summer of 1968 in Ohio was stifling hot and seemed to last forever. I was a five year old impervious to the heat and
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