We are hosting a screening of 35,000 Watts: The Story of College Radio and you’re invited. Join us on Sunday, October 27th, at 7pm – UC Berkeley, Dwinelle Hall, Room 155. Following the film, we’ll be joined by the film’s director, Michael Millard, to participate in a Q&A.
Highlighting an era where college radio’s influence was at its peak, 35000 Watts: The Story of College Radio also examines its humble beginnings and how it evolved to create hugely impactful experiences for local and regional communities, students finding their voice, and the musicians seeking their shot at hitting it big.
About the director: Michael Millard began his broadcasting career at KTXT-FM in Lubbock, TX in 1992, eventually becoming the station manager in 1994-95. His time at KTXT was a life-changing experience, as it was for thousands of college students over the last 75 years. This shared experience and love for college radio has united DJs, musicians and listeners all over the United States.After leaving Texas Tech, Michael worked for several years in commercial radio, and later as a resident DJ at one of the largest clubs in Texas. In the early 2000s, he founded two internet radio stations, and also began exploring an interest in video production and documentary filmmaking.
