Shifting Frequencies: Recent Episodes

Shifting Frequencies

Welcome to Shifting Frequencies, a podcast experiment made by students at Kent State University. Volume 2 (2017): Obstacles Volume 1 (2016): Lifestyle

Students were invited to produce a short podcast episode approximately 10-30 minutes in length, based on a theme. The themes are broad and provide students opportunity to create episodes closely tied to their areas of expertise and interests.

Everyone had 2.5 weeks to create the podcast episode before uploading finished materials online. None of the students have prior experience in podcasting. Our resulting series, Shifting Frequencies, shows the numerous ways an episode may take shape: interviews, sound collage, fiction, environmental noise, music, and so forth.

The students' voices and opinions are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of our institution.

Enjoy!

Production: School of Visual Communication Design LaunchNET Kent State

Artwork: Signum Design

Shifting Frequencies episode intro: Alan Walker

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Lisa Cook, Visual Communication Design

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Layne Gerbig, Communication

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Kathleen Morris, Visual Communication Design Adeline Atmajda, Visual Communication Design

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Leigh Hughes, Visual Communication Design

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Randy and Dana Shaeffer, English Tom Leguard, English Mahlon Rhodes, Visual Communication Design

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Matthew Mitchell

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Talia Hodge, Photo-Illustration

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Molly Phillips, Photo-Illustration Taylor Boyle, Music Performance

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Riley Samels, Visual Communication Design Cory Sutter, Visual Communication Design

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Sam Klukow, Visual Communication Design

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Lauren Schondel, Visual Communication Design

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Vanessa Okojie, Visual Communication Design

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Kenna Gabor, Visual Communication Design

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Anna Wright, Photo-illustration Christen Miller, Communication Studies

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Jack McCormick, Visual Communication Design Matthew Carlson, Programmer for Medical Mutual