>Working with Next Generation Radio was like coming home. I feel like I\u2019ve found a community with unconditional support and an overflowing pool of advice and experience.<\/p>\n
The first day of Next Generation Radio\u2019s CapRadio program was exciting and exhausting. This is the most drained that I have been in a long time without any physical exertion. But every night I\u2019ve felt so productive and proud of the hard work I put in.<\/p>\n
I am thrilled that this week gave me the opportunity to reconnect with my interviewee, who was an old friend. I am so grateful that she opened herself up to me and my computer full of zoom attendees who were silently listening to her open and vulnerable answers. I owe her a huge thank you for making this project what it is.<\/p>\n
I also owe a huge thank you to my amazing mentor, Tiffany Camhi. Her amazing feedback, beautiful scheduling and constant reminder to take a break helped me keep my sanity while the days flew by. Our similar temperaments with her years of experience made my time with Next Generation Radio really fun and memorable. <\/p>\n
One of the many things I\u2019m going to take away from this week is what I learned from the amazing Selena Seay-Reynolds, my audio engineer. Watching her mix my audio in real-time lit a spark inside of me, and I hope to pursue more audio engineering opportunities in the future. Her emphasis on self-care while doing the work that you love made me feel so safe and finishing the day with a candle-lit audio session was just what the doctor ordered. <\/p>\n
Now, I finally believe Doug Mitchell when he said that this week will go by very quickly. It may take me another week to fully recover, but I am so excited to see what comes next for me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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