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Simply Living Calendar - October 26- November 1 2009


2:01 minutes (3.71 MB)

The World Party - Show 27 (October 27, 2009)


59:00 minutes (81.03 MB)

    TUESDAYS at 7PM ON WCRS-LP FM

The World Party features energetic and eclectic dance and party music from all corners of the globe!

  • Show 27 originally aired on October 27, 2009.

  • Show 27 featured dance, progressive rock, and party music originating from the U.S.A., South Africa, Japan, France, India, Denmark, Sweeden, and more!

Beats and Signals: Hip-hop and Youth Radio


23:46 minutes (32.66 MB)

Youth Beat's Nishant Makhija talks with an Ohio State University research assistant, Bridgette Kreuz, about her current research project with Dr. Kristi Lekies on youth radio. Bridgette also talks about her interest in hip-hop and the art of b-girling.

The Beat Oracle - 10/22/2009


118:30 minutes (123.54 MB)

Pamoja FM October 21st 2009


58:00 minutes (53.11 MB)

ft. Egypt's Somaya

Learning through School and Life


27:02 minutes (37.13 MB)

Youth Beat students talk about the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program offered at various high schools throughout the country, including Columbus, Ohio. Team Delta Max provides thought-provoking perspectives on underage drinking. Trend Watch covers this winter's fashion trends. We also talk about what really happens in study hall and preparing for careers that don't yet exist.

I'm Going, I'm Going, I'm Gone: Travel to Asia


27:06 minutes (37.22 MB)

Tonight we explore the diversity of the Asian continent discovered through travel. Even close to home, there are ways to expand our knowledge of the world around us.

From Columbus to Oberlin College


27:49 minutes (38.21 MB)

Youth Beat Radio's executive producer, Dr. Kristi Lekies joins Eugene Beer, an Oberlin Alumnus and WCRS-FM Chief Engineer, to check out the environmental initiatives at the campus.

Welcome to Youth Beat Radio!


26:30 minutes (48.53 MB)

Welcome to our show! Tonight we feature the OSU student organization, Students for Food Sovereignty. On this week's Trend Watch, Youth Beat talks about the biggest thing since peanut butter and jelly: text messaging! Also hear students' expectations for our new President, Barack Obama, and perspectives on education.

The FFA: 80 Years of Leadership through Agricultural Education


24:10 minutes (33.19 MB)

This week’s show features the FFA, also known as the Future Farmers of America. Over the past 80 years, millions of students across the country have participated in this organization that promotes leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. It’s not just about pigs, cows, and corn! Trend Watch breaks down the stereotype that tanning is just for girls and explores its positive and negative side effects. We honor Black History Month by learning about Jesse Owens.

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