LITPA 3000 courses are advanced seminars in which students will critically read and assess different genres, period and traditions of literature or the performing arts through multiple lenses. Frequent reading and writing assignments will be made.In this course, students will study, explore, solicit, record, and produce audio content of all kinds for CCA’s Writing and Literature literary magazine Humble Pie as a celebration of the human voice. From podcasts to spoken word, experimental music to interviews and conversations, non-fiction audio essays to radio plays–Humble Pie Radio will seek out a diverse variety of voices, experiences, and languages, some inside the classroom, some outside. Students will learn the basics of writing content for audio, digital recording, editing, and arrangement, as well as how to manipulate these processes for artistic effect. Part experimental audio lab, part writing workshop, some class projects will be short poetic experiments, while others will develop narrative over several weeks. Humble Pie Radio is particularly interested in highlighting underrepresented stories and voices in a multiplicity of languages, dialects, and speech patterns. Experimentation will be encouraged. While proficiency with digital audio software (Adobe Audition, ProTools, Logic, RX, Ableton Live, etc.) is a plus, no experience is required.

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