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Blunt Youth Radio

Blunt Youth Radio

著者： WMPG
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WMPG’s Blunt Youth Radio Project brings together Maine teenagers to produce audio stories and interviews on topics that matter to them. Finished work is aired on WMPG or made available in podcast format.

The young people handle all aspects of audio production: story development, contacting interview subjects, reporting, recording, editing, on-air hosting, broadcast engineering, podcast production, and sharing and promoting finished audio pieces.

Whether youth are participating in Blunt-hosted workshops or long-term audio correspondents, there is room for everyone to be part of our audio team. Interested in joining Blunt Youth Radio? Email youthprograms@wmpg.orgCopyright WMPG 社会科学
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  • Masculinity

    Masculinity
    2026/10/13
    Hosts, Wyatt and Nick, investigate masculine values in modern teens. In a conversation with representatives from Boys To Men, Bruce King (director) and Ian Wiley (member) we discuss and question traditional values, what it means to be a man, the manosphere and its impact on teens. The piece includes interviews with teens from local schools and a special conversation with Wyatt's father, Jonathan Clegg. The show was engineered by Myla.

    Links to resources:
    https://maineboystomen.org
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    54 分
  • SolaRISE Students for Clean Energy Solutions

    SolaRISE Students for Clean Energy Solutions
    2026/10/12
    Hosts Beulah and Thea lead a conversation about SolaRISE Portland, a youth-led student organization in Portland, Maine, originally formed by students from Portland High School, Casco Bay High School, and Deering High School. The coalition advocates for clean energy solutions and district-wide climate-friendly plans for local public schools. This episode features SolaRISE guests Lucia Daranyi (founder) and Kaya Teret (member), plus nterviews with speakers from th Portland Media Center's SolaRISE event on September 15th, 2026.
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    45 分
  • Summer Horror

    Summer Horror
    2026/08/25
    Why are so many horror films set during summertime? What makes summer horror movies so appealing? Izzy and Royal interview Allen Baldwin, founder of Damnationland (The annual festival featuring original horror short films made by Maine filmmakers) and an Emerson film student, Jin Defilippis. Plus, you’ve got to hear Elena‘s spooky breakdown on horror, movies, and how they use audio and visuals to freak us out. Finally, Izzy's interview with Scarborough lifeguard, Greg Wilfert, who recently avoided an attack from a juvenile great white shark. Originally aired August 20, 2026.
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    53 分
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