The changing of seasons brings all kinds of excitement. Students explore the season of summer through a variety of lenses including stories about nostalgia, and activism as well as meditations on the season utilizing the forms of spoken word, vox pop and audio postcards. Hosts Gabe Rima and Sara Davis invite you to join them [...]

Youth Media Project's educational work is built upon partnerships, development of project leaders, creation of media literacy and production programs for local to international projects and facilitation of youth productions. We work within 12 distinct educational settings; offering classroom curricula, afterschool programming and summer intensives; trainings for young professionals interested in media and education. We reach, in tandem with teachers and schools, over 800 students, producing 20 youth-generated, original radio broadcasts per year. We currently broadcast on three public radio stations and generate internet distribution through our website, iTunes and Public Radio Exchange. We sponsor listening parties for each new broadcast and encourage the use of student-produced stories for generating dialogue, compassion and activism. So, stay tuned and join us! Click Here for a snapshot of youth productions, curricula and publications.

Youth Media Project was selected by the Kennedy Center, as one of ten leading media programs in the country, to produce media stories responding to Marvin Gaye's prescient album and to examine, from youths' POV, critical issues facing our society today. The broadcast dedicated to the What's Going On . . . Now stories will air on Friday, May 4th on KUNM, 89.9 FM at 8:00 am. Listen to an interview aired on KSFR, 101.1 FM on Radio Café with Mary Charlotte on April 16, 2012. Watch the slide show we created to prompt students' stories concerning faith, solidarity, poverty, the environment and social issues. Watch the stories created by United World College students. Listen to Audio Revolution!'s "What's Going On Now" two-part radio show.

Audio Revolution!

Audio Revolution! is a regular radio broadcast featuring Youth Media Project's (YMP’s) youth-produced radio stories from our partner educators at area schools, colleges, non-profits, as well as from YMP’s After-School Production Team.

Listen to Audio Revolution! broadcasts on:
KSFR, 101.1 FM, on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 7 - 8pm or streaming LIVE
KUNM, 89.9 FM on the 3rd Friday of the month from 8:00 – 8:30 AM or streaming LIVE
KRZA, 88.7 FM on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 8:30 – 9:00 AM or streaming LIVE
All Audio Revolution! shows are posted on our website and on PRX

Come to a Listening Event! Click here to find out what show we'll be listening to and when and where the next potluck, listen and talk event will be.

SEE THE LIST OF 2013 AUDIO REVOLUTION! SHOW THEMES for upcoming broadcasts and consider submitting a story idea for inclusion in our future broadcasts. Send us your ideas.

Youth Media Project's (YMP) Audio Revolution! is an hour long radio broadcast featuring youth perspectives through a variety of topics and forms of expression. YMP works with high schools, colleges, performance and advocacy groups to train educators and students to produce original and authentic media for the Audio Revolution! broadcasts and Internet distribution.

By joining the Audio Revolution! Production Team you will learn the skills of hosting, engineering, scriptwriting, facilitating panel discussions, interviewing community members, field recording, editing your own radio stories, studio recording, web posting, blogging and internet distribution. You may earn high school and/or college credit. Click Here to join.