From Youth Noise Network/Center for Documentary Studies
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Producers: Adrian Boyes
In this short yet funny piece, Adrian Boyes asks, "What is Love?" Listen as many high school students divulge their innermost feelings on this personal topic.
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Review of Love is Like an AppleThis is such a cool, artistic piece. The voices/ideas are expertly woven and mixed, sometimes synched with one another, sometimes with the music. I thought four minutes was going to feel way too long, but it doesn't at all to me. I think anyone would smile hearing this piece -- hearing teenagers contemplate both seriously and goofily, both alone and self-consciously in groups ... what love is. |
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Review of Love is Like an AppleThe premise behind "Love is Like an Apple" is a simple one: youth reporter asks peers what love is, then makes a sound collage. The finished piece, however, provides an insightful look into a not-so-simple issue. I feel like many teens toss the word around without any significance, so I was interested to hear the thoughts and views of these particular young people.
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Broadcast locally on WXDU, Duke University's radio station in Durham, NC in February 2005.
Lucia Martinez
Posted on January 29, 2007 at 04:37 PM | Permalink
Review of Love is Like an Apple
What is love? This is the question many teenagers ponder over everyday. Here, in a collage of voices, teens give their views on the mystery of love. So if your in love, thinking about love, or just want to know what the heck it is, listen up. Though the beggining is a bit overwhelming, this piece ends on a gracefull note. It will leave a chuckle in your throat and knowledge in your brain. Love is like an apple.