Local or National? How Radio Connects Us
KLCC director Rachael McDonald talks about how to report on hate crimes and radio’s role in investigation. Additionally, what is local radio’s part in reporting on international and national news in relation to local reactions or connections.
The Challenges of Radio in the 2020s
KLCC director Rachael McDonald discusses funding and underwriting models, and how they’ve changed as demographics and technological challenges have arisen over the last 10 years for radio.
Local Radio in an Evolving Media World
In an increasingly connected world, what can, and should, a local radio station do in its community? KLCC director Rachael McDonald talks about expanding connections beyond Eugene and how her work has changed with a government hostile to media.
The Perfect Voice For Radio
There’s no mistaking Prince Nesta’s voice for anyone else. He talks about his natural radio voice, his mother’s dream that he’s honoring by studying journalism and his initial fascination with radio.
The World DJ, from Kenya to Oregon
Prince Nesta loves all aspects of radio, including spinning records. He talks about discovering music from across the world and his time as a DJ in Kenya.DON’T MISS A STORY
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