Sylvia Hitchcock-Jones sets out to understand the coffee thing. She interviews a barista and learns the ins and outs of the addictive elixir.
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Piece Description
Sylvia Hitchcock-Jones sets out to understand the coffee thing. She interviews a barista and learns the ins and outs of the addictive elixir.
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Review of "What's the deal with Adults and Coffee?"It’s incredible how as children we wonder many things. Ten year old Sylvia brings out a very important question in her audio story, because as children we wonder why our parents or relatives like coffee so much. Her overall interview is incredible she makes a’ lot of good points throughout her audio story. The overall tone of the audio is good, her voice sounds perfect. Sylvia does an awesome job on interviewing different people and incorporating all of them throughout the story. It would have been interesting if she would have added music, just to add a little enhancement. But overall I really enjoyed listening to this story. |
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Review of What's the deal with Adults and Coffee?In "What's the deal with Adults and Coffee?", Sylvia Hitchcock-Jones investigates why adults are such coffee fiends. She questions a barista and a physician's assistant, but ten year old Sylvia will have the answer to her question soon enough. She already admits that she enjoys the aroma and likes her coffee with lots of cream! An absolutely adorable piece. |
Broadcast History
Aired on AK, APRN statewide magazine, December 2006
Also posted on www.saltmag.net in 2007
Timing and Cues
Coffee is one of those things that adults are obsessed with, but kids don?t know why. At least that?s what Ten year old Sylvia Hitchcock-Jones tells us, and in her first radio piece ever, she tries to get to the bottom of the coffee ?hype?:
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Review of "What's the deal with Adults and Coffee?"
It’s incredible how as children we wonder many things. Ten year old Sylvia brings out a very important question in her audio story, because as children we wonder why our parents or relatives like coffee so much. Her overall interview is incredible she makes a’ lot of good points throughout her audio story. The overall tone of the audio is good, her voice sounds perfect. Sylvia does an awesome job on interviewing different people and incorporating all of them throughout the story. It would have been interesting if she would have added music, just to add a little enhancement. But overall I really enjoyed listening to this story.