"The Transatlantic Girls' " broadcast
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
Length: 00:30:00
A very special premier called “The Transatlantic Girls' broadcast”, featuring a live interview with Kennedy. The first transatlantic interview between school girls on both sides of the Atlantic ocean. Transatlantic reporters Hannah and Sabrina from Berlin, Germany interview Kennedy from Florida, where she attends the Boca Raton High school and took the summer off to complete an internship at the Radijojo studios in Berlin. The interview gives you a fascinating insight into Kennedy's life in Florida – what she thinks of her school, her hobbies and her future plans to become a writer. She tells of her family roots going way back to her great great grandparents, with Puerto-Rican African, Indian, Cherokee and the bit of Irish in her blood. Her love of adventure and fairy tale films and books. Her concerns about her country, the differences she had noticed between life and culture in Germany and the States and what she would do if she were President. A great self-produced song by Asha, recorded at the Radijojo studios in Berlin, rounds up this first Transatlantic Girls' broadcast ever.
More from Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
Hello Scottsville 2
(00:30:00)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
Listen to children from Berlin,Germany and Scottsville U.S "Skype" with each. The topics are; daily life, global envoirmental problems and the recent massive oil spill ...
Nourishment And Punishment
(00:31:00)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
We all have a mouth and for the duration of our lives we put mainly food into it. Some people think about what goes down! Others don't care. But most don't know! exactly ...
German Roots in America
(01:00:00)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
Almost 50 million americans have german ancestry. Radijojo, the first International Children's Radio network and the schoolchildren from class 8C of the Liebfrauen ...
UN messenger of Peace Jane Goodall talking to children worldwide
(00:31:17)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
This interview is a piece of international radio history - and a personal gift to all children in America and worldwide: Jane Goodall - legendary researcher, ...
The Berlin Airlift and Candy Bombers
(00:25:00)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
Berlin the capital of Germany, was in a difficult situation after world war 2: The city was split into sectors by the allied forces. Military jets were then needed for ...
Who are the largest ethnic group in America?
(00:37:35)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
40 million Americans have German ancestry, but none speak German-how come? Why did the Germans emigrate at all? And the amazing story of the treaty that was made by German ...
Hello Scottsville!
(00:11:00)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
School-To-School, Transatlantic Skype Interview
PUNK ROCK:THE RAMONES!!
(02:00:00)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
The Ramones!! WORN OuT SNeaKRS, BASiN HaircUTS, LevI'S, LeaTHer MOToR BiKE JACKets, 2 Minute Punk Songs, Definately NO Solo's. Just a taste of the things you will ...
Interview with Dirk Nowitzki
(00:01:28)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
An historic event: From 14th to 26th of August, Singapore hosts the first Olympic Youth Games! The Olympic torch made it's way from Greece to all five continents before ...
America America
(00:30:00)
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
This show's main topic is the part that German immigrants played in the formation of the United States. We hear about General von Stueben who kicked the British out of ...
Related Pieces
Piece Description
A very special premier called “The Transatlantic Girls' broadcast”, featuring a live interview with Kennedy. The first transatlantic interview between school girls on both sides of the Atlantic ocean. Transatlantic reporters Hannah and Sabrina from Berlin, Germany interview Kennedy from Florida, where she attends the Boca Raton High school and took the summer off to complete an internship at the Radijojo studios in Berlin. The interview gives you a fascinating insight into Kennedy's life in Florida – what she thinks of her school, her hobbies and her future plans to become a writer. She tells of her family roots going way back to her great great grandparents, with Puerto-Rican African, Indian, Cherokee and the bit of Irish in her blood. Her love of adventure and fairy tale films and books. Her concerns about her country, the differences she had noticed between life and culture in Germany and the States and what she would do if she were President. A great self-produced song by Asha, recorded at the Radijojo studios in Berlin, rounds up this first Transatlantic Girls' broadcast ever.
Broadcast History
www.across-the-ocean.org www.world-childrens-radio.net www.radijojo.de
Transcript
28 “GIRLS SHOW”
Across the ocean jingle
Hi Everybody this is Radijojo with across the ocean, the first transatlantic bridge for kids I'm your host Zoe from........ Live from the Radijojo studios in Berlin
Today we have something very special for you It's called “girls show” a very special edition featuring a live interview with Kennedy. The first transatlantic interview between school girls from both sides of the Atlantic ocean. Our transatlantic reporters Hannah and Sabrina interview Kennedy from Florida there she attends the Boca Raton High school and Took the summer off from her home town, and completed an
internship at the Radijojo studios in Berlin
The interview gives you a fascinating insight into Kennedy's life in Florida – what she thinks of her school, her hobbies and her future plans to become a writer. She tells of her family roots going way back to her great great gr...
Read the full transcript
Intro and Outro
INTRO:“The Transatlantic Girls' broadcast”: The first Transatlantic indepth interview between school girls on both sides of the Atlantic. Featuring Kennedy from Florida, interviewed after completing an intership at the Radijojo studios in Berlin.
OUTRO:Thank you very much to Kennedy for her fabulous collaboration as an intern and to our Berliner reporters, Hannah and Sabrina.
If you want to join our radio bridge with a report or a podcast or Skype interview: just send us a mail or even your complete MP3 to transatlantic@radijojo.de
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self - produced by radijojo | Radijojo self production | 00:00 |
Additional Credits
Producer/Engineer: David Hull
Funders:The project was made possible by the Transatlantic Program of the Federal Republic of Germany with funding from the European Recovery Program of the Federal Department of Economics and Technology (BMWi).
Related Website
Of 1 purchasers of this piece...
- 1 also bought:
Life Stories - Jobs: Women at Work (00:59:07) - 1 also bought:
- 1 also bought:
NPR Geeks (00:02:25) - 1 also bought:
"Being Photographed" (00:05:17) - 1 also bought:
The '63 March: The Aftermath (00:07:31)
