A day in the Life: Kids in America and Europe fight for the environment
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
Series: Across the Ocean - the first Transatlantic Radio for kids
Length: 09:32
* Youth from Illinois and Berlin talk about ideas how to prevent climate change via internet!
* Fourthgrade Kids with learning disabilities from Berlin present their rap about waiste reduction!
* Kids from Berlin present a magic circus where they learn how to save our Earth on a daily basis!
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Piece Description
* Youth from Illinois and Berlin talk about ideas how to prevent climate change via internet!
* Fourthgrade Kids with learning disabilities from Berlin present their rap about waiste reduction!
* Kids from Berlin present a magic circus where they learn how to save our Earth on a daily basis!
Intro and Outro
INTRO:It's an issue that effects us all, on every: climate change. Kids from Europe and America have decided to fight together against global warming. Here is the first transatlantic radio show produced by children and youth from the US and Germany!
OUTRO:Thanks to PRX and to our young transatlantic presenters Kennedy, Chance, Anna and Tashin!
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garbage Bin Rap | Radijojo / Gutzman primary school | own production | 00:00 | ||
| Mülleimer Rap (Garbage bin rap) | Radiojo / Gutzmann primary school kids | no label / radijojo self produced | 00:00 |
Additional Credits
German Marshall Fund
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Aviva Hirsch
Posted on July 10, 2011 at 04:08 PM | Permalink
Dynamic youth produced story
This piece is dynamic and informative. The voicing is enthusiastic and interesting because there is such a variety in voices and accents. My only critique is thinking about being authentic when scripting and voicing radio stories. This piece sounds like it is geared towards children. To widen the audience, the readers would simply need to talk in a more conversational tone. I enjoyed the sound bites of music and the topic of the story.