People at the Project
Core Team
Dave H. Crusoe - founder and co-director of the Internet Radio Project. Grad student and techie. Total bio, not-so-boring, is through Bitculture.org.
Beverly Mire - Beverly Mire, sometimes known as DJ Fossil, is a youth media consultant whose clients include the Boston Public Schools and the Chinatown Youth Radio Project. Beverly is a co-founder of Berkeley-based Youth Radio, an internationally-known, Peabody Award-winning nonprofit broadcast journalism training program for high school-aged teens. She has extensive experience in radio management and journalism. She remembers hi-fi, prefers to wear a watch with a face, and remembers her appointments rather than carry a Palm Pilot. She is never late. Beverly holds a number of awards, including a PASS (Prevention for a Safer Society) Award from the National Association on Crime and Delinquency, the duPont/Columbia Silver Baton for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting Gold Award for Excellence in Children's Programming. She is a Salzburg Seminar Fellow. Beverly is currently in the process of changing her DJ name to DJ Sundial.
Ralph Sandbrand - the project's technical and station lead. Typically found buried within tangles of wires or directing the design of a station management team.
Advisory Team
DJ Xsjado - Theres something about a good song that really connects with me. You would never have heard this from me a few years ago though. I never really liked music in my past. I just wasnt interested in it. I guess I never really understood its significance in life. Now I realize that there were many other things I didnt understand. I never was a "church boy" while growing up, as the church my grandma went to never was interesting to me. althought I did like the cool sounds that came from the organ. Thats what I remember most about that church- the organ. It was different. Its funny how music ties so tightly with this thing called "church." It wasnt untill around 7th grade was i taken to a church that had a BAND. This "worship" music, it was of a different kind. it spoke of the promises of this "God." How he loves me, and how he would do anything to make sure I was his. This music spoke to me in a way that I have never heard the words of God before. I wanted a part of that worship that I could give back to the Lord. Something was calling me. I began to understand this whole deal called Christianity, and realized that i have been longing that exact thing forever, not the religion- as that isnt important- But to know the God behind it. I found Jesus, and it was the most beautiful song ever.
Robert Sibley - Bio on the way!
