Makers come in all different forms. Some meticulously craft audio dramas with a cast from around the world. For WGLT's Maker to Maker series, Lou Warner sat down with audio producer Bren McQuillan, a graduate student in Illinois State University's creative technologies program, to talk about their audio drama Dustwalker.

Makers come in all different forms. Some meticulously craft audio dramas with a cast from around the world.&nbsp;For WGLT's Maker to Maker series, Lou Warner sat down with audio producer Bren McQuillan, a graduate student in Illinois State University's creative technologies program, to talk about their audio drama Dustwalker.

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ISU student writes, directs and produces sci-fi fantasy audio drama 'Dustwalker'

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Schools in the U.S. serve almost 30 million lunches every day. But rising food costs, regulations and cuts to food assistance mean school kitchens have to do more with less. Harvest Public Media contributor Peter Medlin reports.

Schools in the U.S. serve almost 30 million lunches every day. But rising food costs, regulations and cuts to food assistance mean school kitchens have to do more with less. Harvest Public Media contributor Peter Medlin reports.

Free school lunch is no longer on the menu for many kids. It's one of many strains on cafeterias

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It was in elementary school when Lorna White said she decided on becoming an audio engineer. The Illinois State University alumna from Livingston County said as a child, she’d stick her head right between a set of speakers and listen. White is the technical director of Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me!, NPR’s weekly quiz program that taped Thursday in Normal to help mark WGLT’s 60th anniversary, in an event that drew thousands to ISU's Braden Auditorium. The morning before the show's taping, she met with about nine ISU School of Communication students to share how she and her production staff get ready for the show.

It was in elementary school when Lorna White said she decided on becoming an audio engineer.&nbsp;The Illinois State University alumna from Livingston County said as a child, she&rsquo;d stick her head right between a set of speakers and listen. White is the technical director of Wait Wait&hellip; Don&rsquo;t Tell Me!, NPR&rsquo;s weekly quiz program that taped Thursday in Normal to help mark WGLT&rsquo;s 60th anniversary, in an event that drew thousands to ISU's Braden Auditorium. The morning before the show's taping, she met with about nine ISU School of Communication students to share how she and her production staff get ready for the show.

'Wait Wait' staffer Lorna White returns to alma mater ISU, talks evolving media business with students

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An evening of good wine, good vibes and free local theater is coming to Downtown Bloomington on Nov. 20 in a new event dubbed Libations Live. The event, organized by David Prete, a film professor at Illinois State University, is not a new concept by any means. Prete said the evening promises ISU-based actors performing theatrical readings for a live audience.

An evening of good wine, good vibes and free local theater is coming to Downtown Bloomington on Nov. 20 in a new event dubbed Libations Live.&nbsp;The event, organized by David Prete, a film professor at Illinois State University, is not a new concept by any means. Prete said the evening promises ISU-based actors performing theatrical readings for a live audience.

Short stories get theatrical treatment in new 'Libations Live'

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ISU student writes, directs and produces sci-fi fantasy audio drama 'Dustwalker'

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