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Radio Love

From Brooklyn College Radio | 00:05:35
Producers: Tiffany Patterson

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A sonic love letter to the radio

Radio Love is a sonic love poem by Tiffany Patterson. "What do you love about radio?" Patterson uses sound to answer that question along with a musical memory from native New Yorker and rapper Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard, who has a surprising and entertaining radio memory.

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Review of Radio Love

This is a very different piece. Bravo to you, you have shown that radio pieces do not only have to be about news, but creativity as well. I admire the editing work and you really chose a great interview. He gave a lot of personality and life to your piece. Keep it up with what your doing, it was smooth and flowed like you just walked into the studio and recorded. You made me ask myself why do I love radio and it's because of listening to diverse stories like yours, closing my eyes seeing what I am hearing at the same time thinking about what radio does for me. T.V. can never beat that satisfaction of hearing a great story like yours. Keep up the good work.

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Review of Radio Love

Wow! This sound rich montage was produced by Tiffany Patterson as part of a class for Brooklyn College's radio station, and it is very well done. It's a nice piece of "word jazz", combining elements of music, poetry, sound, narration and a wonderful bit with a New York rapper about radio. Midway through the piece, the producer says, "radio is always there, providing a sound track for your life, helping you store memories", and that's as apt a description for good radio, and for this piece, as I can find. Although it was produced for a class, this is a beautifully produced sound essay, and with a bit of editing and remixing I think it will sound every bit as good as the "pros", and it is certainly broadcast quality as is. You owe it to yourself to listen to this delightful and wonderfully refreshing piece of radio, and I look forward to hearing more from Brooklyn College Radio.

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