Inside Media School Bayern: The Hidden Engine of Munich’s Media Landscape
Munich Media LandscapeHi, and welcome back to Yinuo’s blog! Today, I’ll be sharing my experience visiting Media School Bayern. Stepping into the building for the first time, I was immediately struck by the impressive equipment. It was easy to spend the first hour just marveling at the physical space: the television studios, the professional radio booths, and
Munich, we will definitely see each other again! <3
AuthorsLooking back on our seminar “Media Institutions in Munich”, I can honestly say that it gave me a much broader understanding of how media systems function in practice. Before coming to Munich, I mainly knew the German media landscape from the outside and from the programs for example on TV, that we also have in
An end to my Munich Chapter
AuthorsThroughout this course and my exchange semester in Munich, I’ve learned far more than I expected, about the city, about the media, and honestly, about myself. Coming from another continent, I knew things would feel different, but those differences ended up shaping my experience in ways I didn’t anticipate. I joined this class simply wanting
Blog Post 3: Media School Bayern
Munich Media LandscapeBy: Ignacia Palma For this blogpost I choose to write about the Media Bayern School, because from what I heard about my classmates who went on the field trip and about everything I read about them in their website and social media, I think it is a very interesting organization to understand how the formation
Blog Post 2: Reflection on the visit to Radio LORA Munich
Munich Media LandscapeBy: Ignacia Palma Before visiting Radio LORA, the truth is I had no idea how a community radio worked. When I heard we were going to meet a community radio station I imagined something really different from what we actually got to know. In chile I have also never visited a radio station, but from
Blog Post 1: Introduction
AuthorsMy name is Ignacia Palma, and I am an exchange student from Chile. It had always been my dream to do an exchange to Germany because I was for 14 years in a German School and they taught us so much about germanys culture and It has always seem interesting to me.I am the eldest
From pressure to passion: what Munich taught me about the future of media
AuthorsBefore this course, I already knew that I was interested in the media world. I had done an internship in podcasting before, and I could already imagine myself working in a creative media environment later. Still, the visits in Munich made that interest much more concrete. They showed me different sides of journalism and media
Learning journalism by doing journalism: Media School Bayern as a working classroom
Media & Journalism . Munich Media LandscapeDuring our visit to Media School Bayern, what stood out most to me was that the organisation did not feel like a traditional school. It felt more like a working newsroom where education and production happen at the same time. Students were not only learning about journalism; they were expected to practise it. This makes
Freedom Over Numbers: Inside Radio LORA
Munich Media LandscapeDuring our field trip for the course Media Institutions, I expected to visit a radio station like many others: a place focused on audience numbers, growth strategies, and attracting as many listeners as possible. Instead, when I walked into Radio LORA München, I entered a completely different media world. The building felt small, chaotic, and alive.
Aurel Samsom: Blogpost I
AuthorsA New City, A New Chapter While I’m sitting here writing this at the kitchen table in the house I’ve been living in for the past three weeks, I find myself thinking about the place I call home: Utrecht. Even though the Netherlands, and especially Amsterdam, is where my heart truly lies and where I