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The Mission of Innervision

The mission of Innervision is to fund an after-school program for blind youth and a continuing education program for blind adults; to teach the on-air and the business side of running a community internet radio station; to bring live and prerecorded podcasts, featuring musical artists and disabled news programs, to enrich the Denver community.

Where are Innervision classes held?

All Innervision classes are virtual through our web site. In 2021, Innervision will negotiate sharing physical space with Denver Open Media located at 2101 Arapahoe St., Denver, Co 80205. Innervision is also looking at collaboration for space at Colorado Center for the Blind in Littleton Co. We will also continually partner with Youth on Records as they have many musical artists, which Innervision will showcase on our internet community radio station!

Innervision Staff and Volunteers:

Johnnie Johnson: President and Executive Director, producer of podcasts and quality control of overall sound of Innervision FM.

Natalya Johnson: Vice President, Website content photographer and volunteer coordinator.

Peter Van Pelt: Board member, Website developer, editor and secretary.

Marlon Smith: Writer and editor, station scheduler, under-writer, sales, marketing and staff and student coordinator.

Justin Samuel Merow: Student special needs teacher, coordinator, instructor and technical trainer of adaptive equipment.

Pam Smith: CPA, Accountant.

Registration is now open for our after-school podcast radio training classes.

Innervision After-School Radio Classes

Innervision will teach our announcers:

how to write news copy

outlining music breaks

when to open the mic for announcements

There is an art to interviewing skills, mic technique, recording voice overs and editing of recordings. Innervision volunteers from the broadcast industry will help in this process as we give our announcers hands-on experience.

Innervision will also train students in marketing and how to create programming which our listeners will find informative and entertaining.

There will also be a talk show for teens and young adults to air weekly. This show will give our listeners a chance to communicate with their peers and audience.

All our equipment is virtual and at our soon-to-be-announced studios will be accessible for the blind!

At the end of these after school classes, our blind announcers will be able to earn revenue for the station and compensation for each of their shows.