Aired September, 2010. The Staten Island Radio Rookies look into what motivates the bias attacks in their community. They wonder whether the beginning of school year will impact the tension in their neighborhood.
I was born and raised in the forgotten borough, Staten Island. I'm 16 years old and love reading, writing, drawing, and sewing things together. If I'm not doing any of these things I'm probably sleeping. When I get older I'll probably go to college or join the army. I was born and raised in Port Richmond, Staten Island. I'm 100% Mexican. My neighborhood has mixed cultures and the streets are run by 20 or more stray cats.
I am Brianna Fugate. I was born in Queens, New York. I am 14 years old, and I live with my mom and my dog, Mocha. I like to dance and play soccer and violin. ...
I go by Jimmy or Lyrics. I’m 17 years old. My interests are music and video production. I spend most of my time writing, recording and editing songs and videos. My plans for the future ...
I am 15-years-old and go to I.S. 61. I like music, drawing, reading, video games, and writing lyrics and melodies. Where I live in Staten Island is sometimes noisy, but mostly quiet. I play an ...
I am Michael Jacobson. I am 6 feet and 1 inch tall. I was born in Brooklyn, but have lived in Staten Island for the past six years now. I lived in Sheepshead Bay and ...
I was born in Brooklyn, New York. I am very interested in music, art and reading. I spend most of my time with my friends and listening to music. In the future I plan on playing music for a living. I live in Staten Island. It is mostly suburban and quiet, but is occasionally interesting. Some of the few things that alleviate the boredom of the Island are being with friends and local music shows. I have an extensive comic book collection.
Recorder: Marz
My recorder, Marz, is reliable, bulky and a good listener.
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