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  • Phillip Bradbury

    Phillip Bradbury
    2025/10/17
    On this longer than typical episode of VLS, we have a rabit hole filled discussion with Phillip Bradbury, reader of the MileHigh Sports Magazine, amongst lots of other readings. We talk about the transition from in-person to remote reading, share some hart felt stories about Kat Bradbury, the former volunteer manager who has since past on, and go down plenty of rabit holes about music, radio, and how it ultimately lead to Phillip's involvement with Aftersight.
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    51 分
  • Kevin Martindale

    Kevin Martindale
    2025/09/26
    18 分
  • Linda Chambers: Music is a Universal Language

    Linda Chambers: Music is a Universal Language
    2025/07/18
    This month, we talk with Linda Chambers, the volunteer of the month for June. Linda Chambers has a rich background as a general music teacher for 35 years and enjoys reading for the Grand Junction Sentinel. Linda's passion for music includes playing various instruments including Ukulele, and she has a strong belief in the universal language of music to connect people across cultures.
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    31 分
  • Thom Mcmillen

    Thom Mcmillen
    2025/07/07
    In this episode of the Volunteer Spotlight, host Evan Starnes welcomes Tom McMillen, the Volunteer of the Month for May. They discuss Tom's journey into volunteering, his role in the Steely Dan tribute band My Old School, and we get to hear a fun test recording Thom made when we were troubleshooting his microphone.
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    27 分
  • Melissa Bonnette

    Melissa Bonnette
    2025/05/01
    In this episode of the Volunteer Spotlight, host Evan Starnes welcomes Melissa Bonnette, the Volunteer of the Month for March, to discuss her extensive journey with AfterSight, the evolution of audio reading, and the importance of community feedback. They explore Melissa's personal experiences, her recording setup, and the impact of volunteering on both the volunteers and the community.
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    29 分
  • Jason Koncsol

    Jason Koncsol
    2025/01/04
    In this episode of Volunteer Spotlight, host Evan Starnes interviews Jason Consol, the volunteer of the month for December. They discuss Jason's journey into audio narration, his love for model railroading, and the challenges he faced when starting out. The conversation also touches on Jason's audio setup, including his equipment choices and techniques for improving his reading skills. The episode is filled with personal anecdotes, insights into the world of audio narration, and a festive holiday spirit, yes we recorded this in December.
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    34 分
  • Gregory Haddock: The Power of Community Voice

    Gregory Haddock: The Power of Community Voice
    2024/11/22
    this month, we welcome Gregory Haddock under the spotlight. Greg shares his journey into community service and his passion for audio content and especially audio gear, we discuss the importance of local news, the skills gained through volunteering, and the importance of finding your voice. Gregory also shares insights into his professional audio work and the mission-driven projects he is involved in, including his media agency Jubilaria which helps new aspiring entrepreneurs and community activists find their voice. Learn more at jubilaria.com Don't forget to donate for Colorado Gives Day on December 10th at coloradogivesday.org/organisations/aftersight
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    36 分
  • Ken Beck: Finding the Joy in Audio

    Ken Beck: Finding the Joy in Audio
    2024/10/16

    In this episode of Volunteer Spotlight, host Evan Starnes interviews Ken Beck, a dedicated volunteer with AfterSight. They discuss Ken's inspirations, his passion for audio and music, his hobbies, and his journey into volunteering. Ken shares his experiences with audio recording, the challenges he faced, and the importance of preparation and technique in delivering quality audio content. The conversation also touches on Ken's audio gear setup and his love for classical music and silversmithing. In this conversation, Ken Beck shares his journey into voiceover work, discussing his audio setup, the DIY sound booth he created, and the unique experiences he's had in the field. He emphasizes the importance of community and connection through voiceover boot camps and encourages aspiring volunteers to find joy in their work, regardless of their equipment or skill level.
    Chapters
    00:00Introduction and Volunteer Spotlight 03:05Inspiration and Influences 05:58Passions for Audio and Music 09:00Hobbies and Personal Interests 11:55Journey into Volunteering 14:53First Experiences in Audio Recording 17:58Preparation for Recording Sessions 21:03Audio Gear and Setup 23:05Exploring Audio Interfaces and Recording Equipment 26:38Building a DIY Sound Booth 29:50Unique Recording Setups and Experiences 37:43Encouragement for Aspiring Volunteers
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    43 分