Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
Austin Ramos, a Junior Communication Studies Major, is a student in Beth Hoffman’s advanced audio class. Continue reading Austin Ramos Musical Collaboration
Tag Archives: audio
PODCAST: Mission Community Market
Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
This week, media-involved students David Vileta and Liza Fisher find the food, company, and story they were looking for to use in their audio production 1 class. Walking through The Mission District, the two were unsure about what where to spend their time and energy looking for a story, when they walked into Old Jerusalem, a restaurant on 26th St. and Mission St. Fisher, who attended Birthright last summer, felt the restaurant had a familiar feeling of home, serving the delicious food of Jerusalem. With the environment ever changing in The Mission, Vileta and Fisher wanted details about the tech community moving in and taking over. Over food, Hajem, the owner, explained the past, present, and future for Old Jerusalem. Tune-in online to hear the full story. Continue reading PODCAST: Mission Community Market
PODCAST: Mission Community Market
Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
Sarah Frei, sophomore Media Studies major, ventured into the Mission on Bartlett and 22nd mid semester for her Audio Production class. Fueled by a passion for food and community, she looked for a place that incorporated both within the district. On Bartlett and 22nd, she found Mission Community Market. Continue reading PODCAST: Mission Community Market
PODCAST: History and sounds of beat boxing
Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
Communications major and USF senior Jon Antonio was a student in Beth Hoffman’s Audio Production class last semester, during which he was able to use his passion for music and combine it with his narrative talent. Continue reading PODCAST: History and sounds of beat boxing
PODCAST: FADE
Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
This semester, The Foghorn is happy to continue featuring pieces from Beth Hoffman’s Audio Production class! Each issue, we will be highlighting students who have completed and shared their exceptional work.
Luna Farina, a sophomore media major, has adapted a short story by Rachel Ebersole, who attends Bates College in Maine. Having have read the story before, Farina had finally found a way to creatively utilize Ebersole’s piece. Titled Fade, the story delves into a girl who was considered different from others. Although embracing it in her younger years, growing up forced her to lose herself.
