Thursday, January 06, 2005
The sound of my voice over 6000 watts
I was on the radio today. Sounds cool, doesn't it? It actually wasn't terriby amazing, but it was still a blast. Spirit KVSS is the local Catholic radio station, and they have a weekly teen program that my sister is a part of. Well, this week they wanted to interview an honest to goodness College Student™, and I was laying around not doing a whole lot, so they used me.
The interview lasted only about five minutes (there was a Creighton hoops game to be broadcast up next) and consisted of a bunch of easy softballs, but it was still really cool being inside a radio station. I mean, they've got all this stuff. Big, huge, mics each on its own swinging contraption thing, computer screens spitting out all kinds of information, and huge boards with buttons and slides and switches and stuff. It was, like I've said numerous times, cool.
Forget programming, I wanna be a dj now. Mass Communications major, here I come...
The interview lasted only about five minutes (there was a Creighton hoops game to be broadcast up next) and consisted of a bunch of easy softballs, but it was still really cool being inside a radio station. I mean, they've got all this stuff. Big, huge, mics each on its own swinging contraption thing, computer screens spitting out all kinds of information, and huge boards with buttons and slides and switches and stuff. It was, like I've said numerous times, cool.
Forget programming, I wanna be a dj now. Mass Communications major, here I come...
How many times is this that you've changed your major? Maybe you should stick to something nice and normal (and fun) and major in english and get a quadrillion minors in media, communications, theatre, computer science, and whatever else you are considering.
Enjoy your free time and chances to sleep in while it lasts!
