바바라 보가예프

Barbara Bogaev

바바라 보가예프는 공영 라디오 다큐멘터리 프로그램 사운드프린트의 진행자로 유명한 미국의 라디오 저널리스트입니다.

초기 생활

그녀는 1983년 [citation needed]예일 대학교 실리만 대학에서 비교 문학 학위를 받고 우등으로 졸업했습니다.

직업

Bogaev는 PBS 계열사와 CBS,[1] Nickelodeon에서 텔레비전 작업을 했습니다.

그녀는 2004년부터[2] 2006년까지 전 미국 퍼블릭 미디어 프로그램인 Weekend America의 공동 진행자였다.2006년 12월 5일, Weekend America에서 Bogaev가 [3]쇼를 떠날 것이라는 내용의 메모가 돌았다.2006년 12월 9일, 이 쇼의 공동 진행자인 빌 래드케는 그녀나 프로그램에 대한 구체적인 언급 없이 보가예프의 퇴장을 발표했다.위크엔드 아메리카는 2009년 1월 31일에 마지막으로 방송되었다.

보가예프는 테리 그로스와 함께 National Public Radio 프로그램인 Fresh Air의 대체 진행자였다.

American Public Media 2013-2014의 [4]Marketplace Weekend 게스트 진행자였습니다.

그녀는 폴저 셰익스피어 [5][6]도서관에서 제작한 셰익스피어 무제한 팟캐스트 시리즈의 진행자 중 한 명이다.

보가예프 게스트는 산타모니카의 [7][8]KCRW에서 뉴스 문화 잡지 "To The Point"와 "Press Play"를 진행한다.

사운드 프린트

Peabody-Award 수상[9] 경력이 있는 SOUNDPRINT®[10] Media Center, Inc.는 1988년 1월부터 2012년 [11][12]7월까지 메릴랜드 주[13][14][15][16][17][18] 로렐에서 기사를 발표했습니다.

WJHU에서 설립된 SOUNDPRINT는 1988년 1월 공영방송공사,[19] 국립예술기부 및 미국 라디오 프로그램[22][23][24][25] 기금에서 자금을 지원받아 Bill Siemering이 이그제큐티브 [20][21]프로듀서로서 첫 방송되었습니다.

Moira Rankin은 NPR의 위성 라디오 [27]채널에서 운영되는 독립 비영리 단체인 Soundprint Media Center의 사장이었습니다[26].SOUNDPRINT의 프리랜서 Lisa Simeone은 점령 운동에 [26][28][29][30][31]관여했다는 이유로 2011년 10월 19일 해고되었다.

레퍼런스

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  20. ^ "Soundprint on the World". baltimore sun. baltimore. November 25, 1993. Archived from the original on 2021-11-27. Retrieved 27 November 2021. Six years ago, a new weekly public radio documentary series hit the airwaves. Called "Soundprint," it is produced by WJHU-FM (88.1), the public radio station of Baltimore's Johns Hopkins University, and carried by 205 other stations throughout the nation.
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