Talking is the hardest part of radio. It shouldn’t be. We talk every day. So, you’d think walking into the booth and recording narration would be a piece of cake. But, something happens when you don the headphones, stand in front of a mic, and read a script. We forget who we are. This holds true for me in a big way. I have to work on being me — weird, eh? So, you are right. Janessa did a stupendous job being herself.

Cheers,
Rob

I wonder who Janessa was imagining she was talking to while she narrated this piece. She does such a good job of stepping outside of her own life and narrating it to an outside audience, while still seeming intimate.

It’s so hard to do that while we create personal pieces.

Thanks for the inspiration…

Allegra, Salt alum 2005

Wanted to share a link to an updated list and map of youth radio groups nationwide – over 60! – that we’ve working on: http://genprx.ning.com/page/page/show?id=825456%3APage%3A583

Yr. fan,

Jones