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Loudspeaker opens studio in Fort Collins
Loudspeaker Public Media, a Colorado-based public radio service devoted to underserved communities, has opened Loudspeaker Studios, a full-service recording and broadcast facility in midtown Fort Collins.
The facility is available to anyone in the community who wants to start a radio show, podcast or livestream, according to a release. Trained engineers will handle all aspects of production so hosts and guests can concentrate on their performances, the release stated.
Loudspeaker also has plans to host free workshops for aspiring podcasters and for local nonprofit organizations.
“Everyone has a story to tell, but so many lack the means to deliver it to the world. It’s our mission to make storytelling available to all,” Chris Lanphear, co-founder, said in the release.
Support to start the studio came from DeltaV Digital in Fort Collins, the release stated.
To learn more, visit loudspeakerstudios.org.
In Brief
• Several Berthoud businesses joined forces in March to donate a combined $25,000 toward the Berthoud Adaptive Park Project that aims to create a ADA accessible playground in Berthoud. The Arc of Weld County, High Country Beverage, and Zack Loffert, owner of Rodz & Bodz Movie Car Museum and Batman’s Mechanic & Friend, donated more than a combined $25,000 to help Can’d Aid reach the halfway fundraising goal of $500,000.
• Fort Collins Farmers Insurance with Jonathan Susa will sponsor the Helping Heroes Sporting Clay Tournament 2023 at Great Guns in Nunn on June 25. This year’s fundraising recipient is First Responder Trauma Services, a nonprofit that serves Northern Colorado first responders through counseling services and peer support. Cost is $160 and up per shooter or $30 for non-shooters. Website: helpingheroesco.org.
• Human Bean Northern Colorado’s Guest Barista Day held Feb. 28 raised $1,872.89 for the Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund. Ten percent of all sales made that day at the 6180 E. Crossroads Blvd. location in Loveland and the 821 N. College and 1822 S. College Fort Collins locations were donated to the nonprofit organization.
• Breeze Thru Car Wash has announced entry is open for its 2023 Breeze Thru Car Sweepstakes, where one participant will win a white 2023 Ford Bronco. The sweepstakes is open through Nov. 30, with no purchase necessary. All participants must be 18 years or older, and have a valid driver’s license and reside in Colorado or Wyoming. Unlimited Wash Pass customers will be entered automatically, and anyone else can enter by mail. Visit breezethrucarwash.com/car-wash-sweepstakes for terms and conditions and instructions on how to enter to win by mail.
• ST Reproductive Technologies LLC of Navasota, Texas, has been assigned a patent (No. US 11614847 B2, initially filed March 11, 2022) developed by three inventors, including Nicholas P. Rettedal of Berthoud, for “Computerized systems and methods for livestock management.”
• Hach Co. of Loveland has been assigned a patent (No. US 11612840 B2, initially filed Dec. 1, 2020) developed by Nelson E. Dervaes and Lynn Ruth Leone, both of Fort Collins, for “Filter life determination.”
• HD of Loveland won a federal contract award for $25,319 from the Defense Logistics Agency, Richmond, Virginia, for Seat Belt Parts Kit.
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