The National Federation of Community Broadcasters held its 2003 Golden
Reel Award Ceremony on March 21 in San Francisco. There were 13 Golden
Reel winners, 21 Silver Reels winners, and 20 Special Merit winners
honored at this annual celebration of outstanding and creative uses
of the medium for community radio broadcasters, station-based and independent
producers. The Golden Reel Awards have a long tradition in NFCB's 28-year
history. The Golden Reels are given by community radio's sole national
organization, the NFCB, to community radio producers. The awards, presented
during the Annual Community Radio Conference, are open to programs broadcast
on non-commercial community radio stations from November 2001 to October
2002. NFCB received a total of 360 entries and required the ears and
talents of 58 judges.
Winners are listed with the name of the program, the producer(s), and
the distributor.
To download a list of the 2003 Golden Reel winners in PDF format, click
here.
To view a list of 2002 winners in HTML format, click
here.
Local News and Commentaries
Golden Reel: Coal Bucket Outlaw, Tom Hansell, WMMT
Silver Reel: The Talking Couch Mocks Hollywood Stereotypes
of Native Americans, Joe Gardner Wessely, KUNM
Special Merit: NCM News Roundup, New California Media/KALW,
New California Media and KALW.
Special Merit: Body Image, Blunt Youth Radio Project/Carolyn
Snell, WMPG
Live Local Public Affairs Programming
Golden Reel: Crisis in the Catholic Church, Heidi Caravan,
with Julie Kredens, Brian Conn, Robin Fisher, and Julie Goodwin; WFPL.
Special Merit: Bourbon, Heidi Caravan, with Julie Kredens,
John White, Robin Fisher, Julie Goodwin, Andy High, Mac Dula, and Terry
Rensel; WFPL
Special Merit: Tell the World: Journalists under Fire,
Sharan Louise Harper, Errol Maitlund, Rosalie Hoffman, Amy Goodman,
and Bernard White, WBAI
Pre-produced Local Public Affairs Programming
Golden Reel: Flushing and St. George, WNYC Radio Rookies,
Marianne McCune and Czerina Patel, WNYC
Silver Reel: El Microfono en la Barberia, Jesus Vera-Irizarry,
Corporacion de Puerto Rico para la Difusion Publica
Silver Reel: Recalling Row Houses, Virginia Prescott-Project
Row Houses, KPFT
Silver Reel: B-Side: Caught on Tape, Dave Gilson, Emelie
Gunnison, Tamara Keith, Mia Lobel, Lyssa Mudd and Claudine Zap, KALX
Special Merit: The Impact on Learning (2nd of a 5-part series):
"The Imaginative Mind", Patricia Terrazas and Nicole Sawaya,
KALW/SFUSD-Sanchez Elementary
National News and Commentaries
Golden Reel: Abu Ghraib Prison: Saddam Grants Amnesty,
Jeremy Scahill and Jacquie Soohen, Democracy Now! and Iraq Journal
Silver Reel: Western Stampede: The Rush for Coalbed Methane,
Eric Whitney, High Plains News
Silver Reel: Stories of Technology, William Hammack, WILL
National Public Affairs Programming
Silver Reel: Let's Go to Mazar: A Chronicle of Life in Afghanistan
after the War, Pratap Chatterjee, the National Radio Project
Special Merit: Kenya: Taking It Personally, Christina
Fleming and Neil Harvey, , New Dimensions Broadcasting
Special Merit: East Timor Becomes Independent, Deepa Fernandes,
Free Speech Radio News
Local Special Event Coverage
Silver Reel: One Spokane Summit-Live Broadcast, Doug
Nadvornick and Marty Demarest, Spokane Public Radio
Silver Reel: 911: A Remembrance, Jackson Allers, KPFT
Special Merit: US Conference of Mayors 2002, Special Coverage,
the WORT News Department, WORT
Local Documentary
Golden Reel: The Hopfers, Aileen LeBlanc, WYSO
Silver Reel: Voices of the Tenderloin, Susan Stone/Radio
Chronicles, KPFA
Special Merit: Christian Rappers: Keep Your Shirt on in Church,
Sarah Richards, KPFT
National Documentary
Golden Reel: 1930's Florida Folklife, Barrett Golding,
Hearing Voices/NPR
Golden Reel: The Sonic Memorial Special, The Kitchen Sisters
(Davia Nelson & Nikki Silva) and Ben Shapiro with Jamie York, Joe
Richman, Jay Allison, Laura Folger, Elinoar Astrinsky, Jim McKee and
the Sonic Memorial Collaboration, Public Radio Collaboration
Silver Reel: American Road Trip, Youth Radio, PRI
Silver Reel: Biowars: First, Do No Harm, Monica Lopez
and Stephanie Welch, the National Radio Project
Special Merit: Bones and Stones, Daniel Grossman, Radio
Netherlands
Promotion
Golden Reel: Life on Delmarva Series, Bruce Schimmel and
Irene Hodes, WSCL
Silver Reel: Used Music Sale Promotions, Brian Siewiorek,
WCBU
Silver Reel: Stephen in the Evenin' Show IDs, Mike Stephen,
WLUW
Special Merit: Youth Anti-Tobacco Campaign, Marshall McKerchie
and Randy Novelli, KHDC/Radio Bilingue
Local Music/Entertainment Programming
Golden Reel: Right Between the Ears, Darrell Brogdon,
Kansas Public Radio
Silver Reel: Johnny Cash: All Mixed Up, Peter Bochan,
WBAI
Silver Reel: The Concert Companion, Jeanne Fisher, WXXI
Special Merit: Ear to the Ground: Pangea, John Strader,
KUNM
Special Merit: Song Circle of Friends, Clint Harding,
KDHX
National Music/Entertainment Programming
Golden Reel: Barbara Dane: A Life in Song, Dave Radlauer,
Jazz Rhythm
Silver Reel: Earthsongs: I Ku Maumau, Gregg McVicar, Koahnic
Broadcasting Corporation
Silver Reel: Echoes: World Fusion in the Global Village,
John Dilberto and Kimberly Haas, PRI
Special Merit: Eddie Palmiere Special Features, Walter
Morgan, Angelica Luevano and Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA
Special Merit: An Echoes Requiem, John Dilberto and Kimberly
Haas, PRI
Special Local Entertainment/Music Program
Golden Reel: Fade to Black, Midnight Ravers, WBAI
Silver Reel: Madama Butterfly, Alan Farley and Nicole
Sawaya, KALW
Special Merit: War of the Worlds, Joron Bourque, Freakshow
Audio Productions
Special Merit: A Tribute to John Hartford, Rodger Collins
and Bill Berry, WWOZ.
Special Merit: Ear to the Ground: 4:20 Special, John Strader;
KUNM.
Special National Entertainment/Music Program
Golden Reel: Musica de las Americas, Angelica Luevano,
Andrea Valdez, and Walter Morgan, Latino USA.
Silver Reel: A Celebration of Southwest Storytellers,
Paul Ingles and Nola Daves Moses, Cedar Creek Studios and KUNM
Special Merit: Especial de Huapango: Celebrando el Mes de
la Herencia Latina, Delia Saldivar, KHDC/Radio Bilingue
Radio Drama
Golden Reel: What Light from Darkness Grows, Janine Carter
and Erica Gould, WBAI
Silver Reel: And How Does That Make You Feel?, Blunt Youth
Radio/Kathleen Ross, WMPG
Special Merit: Program Already in Progress: The Search for
bin Laden, Dan Bernard, Jim Hall and Michael Townsend, WMPG
2043 Golden Reel Information
The deadline for entering a program in the 2003 Golden Reel Awards will
be 5 PM Pacific time on Friday, November 8, 2003. Any program broadcast
on a noncommercial community radio station between November 1, 2002
and October 31, 2003 will be eligible.
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NEW!
August 5, 2010
Job Opening: NFCB seeks AAPRS Project Manager
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July 16, 2010
Support PTFP through letters and phone calls to legislators.
[Click here for information on the threats to PTFP]
July 12, 2010
NFCB receives CPB grant to provide services to African American stations.
[Click here to read the press release]
July 7, 2010
Maxie C Jackson III featured in this month's Media and Democracy Coalition newsletter
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July 7, 2010
NFCB members support threatened Radio Victoria in El Salvador.
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July 6, 2010
NFCB and AMARC call on government officials to denounce attacks on media practitioners in the Americas.
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June 14, 2010
National Black Programming Consortium announces the launch of the Public Media Corps in Wash. D.C.
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May 20, 2010
Democracy Now's Amy Goodman to give closing speech at NFCB conference
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May 8, 2010
NFCB files in the FCC's Future of Media Proceeding
[Click here to read the Testimony]
April 28, 2010
Maxie Jackson speaks at
FCC's non-commerical
media workshop on
Friday in Wash. DC.
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February 24, 2010
NFCB files testimony
with the Senate in support
of PTFP for FY2011.
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February 4, 2010
More info on and registration for the 35th Annual Community Radio Conference is now available.
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February 3, 2010
The FCC established a Tribal Priority in broadcast licensing for Native America.
[Click here to read the press release]
November 16, 2009
Maxie C. Jackson III is NFCB's new President and CEO
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NFCB and NPR announce the Station Action for Emergency Readiness (SAFER)
[Click here to read Press Release]

DEI-NFCB Collaboration
Website Now Launched
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Digital AudioCraft Available Now
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Streaming Copyright Basics
from Melodie Virtue at
Garvey Schubert Barer
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Results of the WMMT Audience Research Study
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New Technologies,
New Music
If you missed NFCB's seminar series on independent music and digital
platforms, we have all the content available now on demand.
[Click here to access all the files]
NFCB Participant Members covered by CPB Sound Exchange Agreement
CPB has reached an agreement with Sound Exchange around royalties for webcasters which covers NFCB participant members.
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NFCB’s Strategic Plan
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Basic Radio Station Website Strategies
See the PowerPoint presentation on listeners’ use of station websites and tips for designing yours.
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Music Licensing Information
Includes fee schedules and links to licensing applications.
Check Your Indecency IQ
Attorney John Crigler of Garvey Schubert Barer has an indecency quiz. Take the quiz and see how much you know about current FCC indecency rulings. John has also written an indecency primer. Download and read the Primer.
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