Continuing
its campaign to use cutting-edge technology and the
Internet to bridge the cultural divide, Empower
Peace is launching EP Radio.
EP Radio is a bold, new program aimed at bringing interactive media directly to students’ home computers. Using technology perfected by V-Brick Systems, EP Radio will broadcast interviews with prominent leaders, newsmakers, and students live over the Internet.
Each guest will discuss topical issues with EP Radio hosts in an informal living-room setting. Topics include negotiating skills, public speaking, networking and overcoming obstacles. What makes these broadcasts unique, however, is that V-Brick technology allows students watching online to also participate directly in the chat by posting questions of the guests.
“What that means is students in Pakistan and Bahrain and California all can join the discussion virtually,” said Tricia Raynard. “This technology allows us to connect with our students more often and continue our mission of bringing people together.
EP Radio plans on holding monthly broadcasts from its Boston offices. Click here for a FULL SCHEDULE .
“The goal is really simple,” says Rick Rendon. “We are using top of the line technology for students to learn leadership skills from our guests that they can then translate to their lives. It’s a great way to promote peace and engage our future leaders.”
EP Radio is a bold, new program aimed at bringing interactive media directly to students’ home computers. Using technology perfected by V-Brick Systems, EP Radio will broadcast interviews with prominent leaders, newsmakers, and students live over the Internet.
Each guest will discuss topical issues with EP Radio hosts in an informal living-room setting. Topics include negotiating skills, public speaking, networking and overcoming obstacles. What makes these broadcasts unique, however, is that V-Brick technology allows students watching online to also participate directly in the chat by posting questions of the guests.
“What that means is students in Pakistan and Bahrain and California all can join the discussion virtually,” said Tricia Raynard. “This technology allows us to connect with our students more often and continue our mission of bringing people together.
EP Radio plans on holding monthly broadcasts from its Boston offices. Click here for a FULL SCHEDULE .
“The goal is really simple,” says Rick Rendon. “We are using top of the line technology for students to learn leadership skills from our guests that they can then translate to their lives. It’s a great way to promote peace and engage our future leaders.”
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