Live interview with one of the first Iron Mountain Hot Springs soakers at their Grand Opening event in Glenwood Springs, Co. LISTEN here.
Mammoth Fest
The Snowmass Mammoth Chili, Brew, and Music Fest was a long-time running annual fest that took place in Snowmass, Co until 2015.
KSNO The Mammoth 103.9 FM was an official sponsor and would broadcast live, in addition to occupying a booth.
Drolet's job during the 2015 Mammoth Fest was to hire and manage staff for the event, implement a PR campaign that included social media tactics, collaborate and negotiate trade with other local businesses, and conduct 3-6 live interviews a day. Drolet's plan included unique and fun games to engage passersby and increase social media following.
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Turkey Tram-A-Ganza
Post Independent article about Tram-a-Ganza.
LIVE REMOTE BROADCASTS
During her time at KSNO FM, Drolet would attend weekly newsworthy events and conduct live call-in's. This would include interviewing and conversing with the public to share the flavor of the event.
Some events would require a traditional multi-microphone set-up, while other times Drolet would go out by herself, record with a studio quality app via an iphone and then stream live over the FM airwaves. She would then take the content that was streamed live and produce edited segments to use for the morning news and different segments throughout the week.
This ability to be live in such a simplistic and mobile way, enabled Drolet to get more interesting interviews on the go. For example, pool-side, on top of a horse, 8 hours riding a gondola or even paragliding 10, 000 ft in the sky.
See full story and LISTEN now as Drolet goes poolside to talk to soakers enjoying the first swim at Iron Mountain Hot Springs Grand Opening.
The Turkey Tram-A-Ganza was an annual event in which KSNO FM partnered with Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park to help raise turkeys for those in need through the local non-profit and food pantry, LIFT-UP.
Drolet would ride the Iron Mountain Tramway up to Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park until one-ton of turkeys were donated. Drolet would do live broadcast every hour to update listeners on how many turkeys had been donated and interview tram riders who were along for the ride.
LISTEN NOW to the edited segment from the 216 Turkey Tram-A-Ganza.
Interviewing tram riders and broadcasting live from a gondola after riding for six hours non-stop.
SLIDESHOW OF LIVE EVENTS
