REVOLUTION 1 E3: The Gafsa Mining Strikes
In a dusty mining town on the edge of the Sahara, we follow along with two young spies on a dangerous mission in what would become the prelude to the revolution. Role: Composer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor/Engineer
Treasure Island 2020 E5: Betrayed
Treasure Island 2020 is a Peabody Award-nominated reworking of the classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson from BYUradio and Gen-Z Media. Role: Sound Designer
Culturally Attuned E5: Tom Price
Tom Price has built a career helping marginalized communities—from Native American tribes to hurricane-ravaged towns to locales facing the Ebola virus in Liberia. He warns himself, and us, against the temptation of the outside benefactor to imagine that, because we have resources and privileges, we also have the solution to a community’s problem. Role: Producer, Composer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor/Engineer
REVOLUTION 1 E2: Ben Ali
What do a yacht heist, a tiger, and a couple of dozen Porsche SUVs have to do with the police state that was Tunisia in 2010? Well, everything, actually. Come along for the ride as we meet Zine el-Abbedin Ben Ali and his wife Leila Trabelsi, who built their outsized lives on the broken system that was crushing Tunisia. Role: Composer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor/Engineer
Culturally Attuned E7: Juan Diaz-Prinz
Cuban-American-European mediator Juan Diaz-Prinz says cultural competence means understanding not simply cultures but people and their values—honoring both a community and an individual. It means creating a space with another person in which they can safely talk about problems and seek ways with you to address them. Role: Producer, Composer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor/Engineer
REVOLUTION 1 E1: Sidi Bouzid
Where were you on the day that changed the course of the 21st century? I’m not talking about 9/11, but about January 14, 2011, then yeats ago today. You don't remember? Then you’re not going to want to miss this story. Role: Composer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor/Engineer
Culturally Attuned E8: Tamanna Salikuddin
People’s identities are multi-layered—giving us various possible points of connection with another person. Stereotypes obscure those possibilities, as Afghan Taliban negotiators found when they talked with an Indian-American Muslim diplomat named Tamanna Salikuddin. Tamanna tells how she seeks individuals’ identities to build the trust for negotiations. Role: Producer, Composer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor/Engineer