This week on Youth Radio: an interview with an Iowa about the upcoming Iowa Caucus, a commentary about one teen’s battles with his nutritionist, and an International Desk report about girls returning to school in Afghanistan.
Youth Radio features a commentary from the Latin American Youth Center in Washington, DC by a girl who says it’s necessary to have cat-like reflexes when dealing with harrassment from boys, in addition to an update on the latest teen slang, and a story from Fresno about hard work in packing houses.
This week Youth Radio features a commentary about California’s new immigrant governor, a music review of the Grammy-nominated hit song "Milkshake", and a young man from Atlanta reflecting on what it was like being raised by a single mother.
Youth Radio features the story of a high school senior who dreams of becoming a manicurist instead of going to college as her parents wish, a commentary on safe driving, and a youth perspective on gay marriage from Youth Radio Atlanta.
This week on Youth Radio: two commentaries about race in school, a commentary on gangs from Youth Radio DC, and the question is it cool to be dumb?
Youth Radio broadcasts live from the KPFA Crafts Fair, including an interview with a young artist who makes sculpture out of graphite.
This week, Youth Radio features an interview with teens from the Oakland Youth Chorus about the organization and their upcoming concert, a commentary on violence in Oakland, and one young woman’s story about growing up as an "ABC"- American-Born Chinese.
On Youth Radio this week: a panel discussion about Youth Activism and civil rights, a commentary on how gays have become more visible in the media, and why one young woman prefers to wear color contacts.
From Youth Radio: a commentary about living at home after high school, a perspective on West Coast Rappers, and a story from Washington DC about being a Chinese immigrant working in the U.S.
Youth Radio features a commentary on the effectiveness of anti-marijuana ads on TV, a story about a young woman who dreams of being a musician despite her father’s disapproval, and an interview with local pop-punk band The Matches.
