About

How To Cook Up Stories

STEP 1: KGNU Radio Journalists train boys and girls to use microphones and cameras.

STEP 2: Kids gather ingredients. They talk to friends, family and other people about how to make healthy eating tasty and fun. They write diaries. They write to Dr. Carrot. They sprinkle in pictures and photographs.

STEP 3. Mix all together for Eat Your Radio!

Fall 2010		Ashley – Denver
Fall 2010		Centenniel – Denver
Spring 2010		Maxwell Denver
Fall 2009	JaLeah and JaKyra Sing	Ashley Denver

2 Responses to “About”

Shelley Schlender

07/21/2010 at 9:52 pm

Hi, Jeaane,

We would be delighted to explore the idea of a food learning exchange program! Let’s stay in touch. — Miss Shelley, Eat Your Radio

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Jeanne Ratzloff

07/20/2010 at 8:06 am

Hi, I’m involved in the Kyangwali Refugee Settlement in Uganda. I wonder if this program could be implemented with the kids there. Kind of a food learning exchange program. Just a thought. Jeanne

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