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Adaptation of Folk Song ​The Big Rock Candy Mountain​ By Harry McClintock. Adaptation by Sarah Quinata

Ana Bellinghausen, MavRadio member, Omaha Sports Commission Marketing Intern, and President of the Women in Media Club-UNO joined me for my second episode of ‘The Journey’. Ana and I got take about her journey to her dream, where she started, where she is now, the start up of the Women in Media Club, and her perspective on what it means to be a women in the sports broadcasting industry.

Student athlete Avarie Howard shares the experience so many college students shared as she finds herself torn from her routine and now self-quarantined in her home in Kansas City.

The Uncharted. Are you ready? No? That's okay because one day you will be.  You can worry about everything in life. Ask yourself constantly what-ifs in life. Because I used to worry about life. See you start with this dream as a kid. Being anything you wanted to be; a police officer, a doctor, a teacher, an astronaut, but that was it. It was a dream and slowly those dreams fade and you’re told to grow up and think practical...practical that’s it. So you do exactly that. You grow up and go to school. You work your 9 to 5, but then you realize something right before the storm hits.

A young plane crash survivor recounts her story of survival. She details the day leading up the crash and the realization of why the plane really broke down and left only passengers under 20 years-old alive.

This is the climate of the video game Suzerain, a interactive visual novel. It the story you take the role of Anton Rayne, 4th President of Sordland, and you must navigate the ongoing crises in the country. This point of the game is when your main geopolitical rival Rumberg starts mobilizing for war and the player must formulate a strategy to face this existential threat. All of the writing is pulled from the game Suzerain.

A frustrated young teacher impulsively tries to rob a bank only to realize through a chance encounter with a former student that what she truly needs is a shift in perspective, not money.

This is an audio adaption of A Visit from St. Nicholas by Clement Clarke Moore by Mare Pritchard for academic intent for All About Audio Fall 2024. Voice Narration is done by Mare Pritchard

An adaptation of The Three Little Pigs by James Halliwell-Phillipps featuring the vocal talents of Isaac Nielsen. 

This is an audio adaptation of The Three Spinners, a fairytale by the Brothers Grimm, by Bayleigh Koch for academic intent for All About Audio Fall 2024. This was a fun, lighthearted story compared to other publications in The Brothers Grimm.

In this chilling audio drama, Agent Daniel Pryce recounts the most haunting night of his career at the NORAD command center. What begins as a strange signal quickly spirals into an encounter with something far beyond Earth—an unknown presence watching, probing, and leaving a terrifying warning. Featuring immersive sound design and a gripping narration, The Last Broadcast will leave listeners questioning what’s out there… and what might already be here.

With themes of nostalgia and fantasy, this original story by Abigail Gocek follows a young woman reminiscing on her childhood.

OMAHA — Artists from one of network television’s most widely watched reality shows are headlining in Omaha this December. Join "American Idol" Season 22 runner-up Will Moseley and Season 21 contestant Colin Stough for a special performance at Barnato in Village Pointe on Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. Reporter Katie Klemmensen talks with Will about his transition from sports to music and what he looks forward to in 2025.

This is an original story of what my morning bus rides tend to be like. I always listen to music on my twenty-minute bus ride to school, so I decided to incorporate around 30ish seconds of different songs to portray my playlist, full of different genres. I also hope it gives the feeling of time passing by. I did use three songs from mainstream artists, so I'll list their credits below. The rest of the music is from universal. J-Hope - 'on the street (with J.Cole)' RM - 'LOST!' ATEEZ - Ice On My Teeth

Join Myah French on a magical journey as she retells the timeless tale of Cinderella in a captivating, condensed format. In this enchanting episode, Myah weaves together the beloved elements of the classic story—an oppressed young woman, a pair of mischievous stepsisters, and a magical transformation—while offering fresh insights and a modern twist. Experience the power of kindness, resilience, and the belief in dreams as Myah brings to life the unforgettable moments of this fairytale. Perfect for listeners of all ages, "Cinderella" is a delightful reminder that true magic comes from within. Tune in and rediscover the wonder of Cinderella!

Based on an Aesop Fable, by Janet Stevens, voiced, sound effects produced and adapted by Juliette Eckler. In this  retelling, listeners will experience the classic story of a slow and steady tortoise challenging an overconfident hare to a race. With Juliette’s storytelling and immersive soundscapes, you'll feel the excitement and tension of the competition while uncovering the timeless lesson that perseverance and humility often triumph over arrogance. 

Based on the Roman legend, read from Ducksters.com, adapted by Sam Eckler This story includes music from William Lyons sound effects and voice from Sam Eckler    

In this episode of “Emily's Stories of Living In The Dark”, Emily will take you on the journey of her life growing up as a blind person. A traumatic birth led to an eye condition called cortical visual impairment that took place at birth causing Emily to go blind. The optic nerve was severed during birth leading to this eye condition. Emily faced many challenges growing up as a blind individual. This episode will discuss and go more in-depth into some of these struggles. Her experiences with show choir, running track in high school, and struggles at Iowa Western will all be discussed. She will highlight some of the successes and challenges that she faced throughout her childhood into her adult life and college. How she has overcome these obstacles and experiences have all shaped her into the person that she is today. Statistics and information regarding C.V.I. will also be provided. This comes from “Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI)106 Causes Children to See the World as an Instrument with Pieces of Colored Material” Dr. Novak, O.D.P.C., eyedoctorsbrooklyn.com. This information is all real-life experiences and events that happen to Emily.    

  Episode One: Michael Burns  “Follow your dreams”-- that cliché saying we’re all familiar with. But what does it really mean? Welcome to What Do You Do, the podcast meant to help you explore the possibilities for your future, by hearing wisdom from the people who have taken the steps in making their dreams come true. 

This podcast, Myths and Movies, is about Greek myths and select movie(s) that have been based upon them. In this first episode, I discuss the myth of Iphigenia, the daughter of King Agamemnon of Argos. The literature I draw from is called Iphigenia At Aulis, an unfinished play by Euripides, and the movie that I draw from is the 1977 Greek film Iphigenia.