Volunteer Spotlight

Bryce Johnston, the volunteer of the month for June, shares his experience in audio broadcasting and his journey with AfterSight. He discusses his love for golf, his favorite type of audio content, and his passion for sports radio. Bryce talks about his college radio experience at an NPR station and how it shaped his interest in broadcasting. He also shares his involvement in volunteer work, including his work with Junior Achievement and his discovery of AfterSight. Bryce discusses his experience reading the Summit Daily and the insights he gained about the local community. He offers advice on reading out loud and maintaining a neutral tone, and shares his recording setup and tips for creating a soundproof space. Bryce expresses his excitement for future volunteer opportunities and events with AfterSight.

Show Notes

Congradulations to Bryce for becoming the volunteer of the month for June. Brice has always been active in the comunity, from working at supe kitchens as a child, to working at an NPR station in college, and eventually volunteering for Aftersight. This epasode is packed full of stories and advice, so grab your favorite cold beveradge and enjoy.

What is Volunteer Spotlight?

Since 1991, hundreds of volunteers have been bringing print to life through audio for those that are blind and low vision in Colorado. Each month, we select a particularly outstanding volunteer to be interviewed by Evan Starnes and Jennifer Neptune to talk about what it means to be a volunteer, how they got involved, and of course, there is always time for some fun questions to spice up the show!