Students in charge and in control. Right as the moderator Nate Roskens waits for the signal to start going live, he glances at the audience, then at the anchors for the Podcast. As Nate sees the signal, he doesn't have time to wonder if things will go right.
Right in that moment before Nate starts to speak, his demeanor changes. He sits up straighter. He looks like he has it all figured out. And flashes a bold grin.
"Hi and welcome to another podcast. I'm Nate Roskens, here with anchors, Lauren Kuehler, Matthew Bowen, Nick Kolesnikov, Julie Sierra, and on guest mic Chelsey Lamb." Says Nate in a confident, strong voice.
Groom High School does something unique and almost unheard of. Students are given a voice to tell everyone, not just the …show more content…
They have freedom, but not without guidance. They are spreading their wings and showing the community they are ready to enter this world with stances and values all their own.
"I like to voice my opinion, but it's hard to come up with something on the fly that sounds sophisticated" says Freshman Matthew Bowen
But in doing so, many people don’t see the real effort behind such podcasts. Also, what others fail to realize is that they seem to think it’s easy enough that anyone can do it. Problem is, not everyone can, Garet puts in a bit more effort than others in the Podcast. He does the microphones, recording, and editing. Garet makes sure things go as planned and what doesn’t, he edits out.
"The editing takes about an hour ,maybe less if it's a good recording. It takes about an hour and a half, if it needs a lot of editing" says Garet Rocha producer of the Podcast and broadcast.
Matthew Bowen, Nick Kolesnikov, Chelsey Lamb, Nate Roskens, and weekly guests help Garet set up and take down mics, stands, and chairs. Podcast is a group effort and everyone should be noticed for it. It doesn't have to be a big elaborate suprise to show your appreciation, but a single comment can go so
Right in that moment before Nate starts to speak, his demeanor changes. He sits up straighter. He looks like he has it all figured out. And flashes a bold grin.
"Hi and welcome to another podcast. I'm Nate Roskens, here with anchors, Lauren Kuehler, Matthew Bowen, Nick Kolesnikov, Julie Sierra, and on guest mic Chelsey Lamb." Says Nate in a confident, strong voice.
Groom High School does something unique and almost unheard of. Students are given a voice to tell everyone, not just the …show more content…
They have freedom, but not without guidance. They are spreading their wings and showing the community they are ready to enter this world with stances and values all their own.
"I like to voice my opinion, but it's hard to come up with something on the fly that sounds sophisticated" says Freshman Matthew Bowen
But in doing so, many people don’t see the real effort behind such podcasts. Also, what others fail to realize is that they seem to think it’s easy enough that anyone can do it. Problem is, not everyone can, Garet puts in a bit more effort than others in the Podcast. He does the microphones, recording, and editing. Garet makes sure things go as planned and what doesn’t, he edits out.
"The editing takes about an hour ,maybe less if it's a good recording. It takes about an hour and a half, if it needs a lot of editing" says Garet Rocha producer of the Podcast and broadcast.
Matthew Bowen, Nick Kolesnikov, Chelsey Lamb, Nate Roskens, and weekly guests help Garet set up and take down mics, stands, and chairs. Podcast is a group effort and everyone should be noticed for it. It doesn't have to be a big elaborate suprise to show your appreciation, but a single comment can go so