Students' first experience with the podcast
With almost no space on the radio programs of study and with just enough time, the third year Journalism students have developed seven podcasts during this semester , projects that have been a real success. challenge
18 | 12 | 2020
At first, producing podcasts for subject Géneros y Programas de radio seemed an almost impossible task, but the students have managed to get by and, little by little, they have succeeded in creating highly interesting and valuable journalistic content: Cartas a Pamplona, Vivo con un animal, Por los siglos de los siglos, Bajo la cáscara, En el corazón del ejército, Del vacío a Vivaldi and No hay tregua, were the seven projects that, for the second year running, they developed together with the supplement of the subject Géneros y Edición de Diarios y Revistas, and which they presented last Thursday 26 November.
Letters to Pamplona
Letters to Pamplona was created as a podcast on mobility to talk about Pamplona from a different perspective. A journey through four areas of the city: Sancho el Fuerte, Estafeta Street, Paseo Sarasate and Carlos III, mixing fiction and journalism to show how these spaces have become what we know today. A project made by Álvaro Dawid, Cristina Garbayo, Lydia Mangado, Andoni Amadoz, Fernando Palau, Patricia Cervantes, Miguel Zabalegui (production) and Leyre Santos (direction).
I live with an animal
I live with an animal explores the relationship between humans and the animal world. The three chapters of this podcast address three different perspectives: business, through the work of some bullfighting ranches in Navarra; community service, from the experience of two police dogs and the 112 rescue service; and the creation of a safe space for abandoned animals, through the action of the Greenheart sanctuary of Navarra. The team at position of this podcast consisted of Gabriela Barreiro, Álvaro Gastearena, Florencia Morini, Natalia Siniawski, Marta Pina, Lara Ramos, Alodia Serra, Valentina Varela, Danna Varela and Carolina Vásquez.
For ever and ever
For ever and ever occasional student takes you into four century-old Pamplona shops that are still in business today. These shops, which have survived the worst years of the city, but which have also seen it grow, are the best witnesses to tell how Pamplona has changed since the 1920s. A podcast by Luis Brito, Marta Fernández, Simón Cote, Alejandro Paulon, Ignacio Crespo, Íñigo Moraza (production) and José Luis Bonet (direction).
Under the shell
It seems complicated to make a podcast series dedicated exclusively to eggs, but it shows that it is possible to make such a simple thing Under the shell shows that it is possible to make something so simple into very interesting and diverse content. In its five chapters, it explores some of the most curious aspects of a food that is present in many everyday dishes. The team in charge of this project was made up of Emilio Linares, Emma Liendo, Iván Galdeano, Javier Villarino, Carlos Martul, Joaquín Llosa, Bosco Hernández and Laura Gallardo. Directed by: Bosco Hernández and Laura Gallardo. Production and Editing: Joaquín Llosa.
At the heart of the army
State security bodies and forces, and more specifically the army, tend to be very secretive groups and difficult to get to know from the inside. However, At the heart of the army manages to get inside this organisation through the America 66 regiment and the voice of some of its members and experts. A project developed by Micaela Barriga, Lara Albillos, Ander Aristoy, Pablo Arrese, Pablo Abadía, Ignacio Arroyos, Eduardo Sanz, Asier Antelo (director) and Celia Maestro (director).
From emptiness to Vivaldi
From emptiness to Vivaldi is a project that talks about beauty. It deals with this topic from a perspective far removed from the directly perceptive and more directed towards the spiritual and emotional. From the most elaborate composition to the sounds of our everyday life. All of this is related to beauty and is explored in the three chapters of this podcast. This series was produced by Cristina Alcázar, Manuel Macías, Diego García de la Garza, Emilia Freire, Paola Arriaza, Diego Peralta, Maria José Pérez and Elena Escobar at position .
No respite
Enrique Villareal, better known as El Drogas, is one of the most influential musicians on the Spanish rock scene, and the podcast, No truceis about him and his music. In the four episodes of this series, we take a look at the singer's career after his departure from the group that launched him to fame, Barricada. A story by Lucía Pérez, Iñaki Ordóñez, Luca Ciordia, Javier Elizalde, Inés Pascal, Isabel Ortiz, Daniela Arnal and Juan Olasagasti.
