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NPR's Senior Podcast Challenge offers a competition for listeners over 65

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Since 2018, NPR's Student Podcast Challenge has introduced tens of thousands of young people to the world of audio storytelling. This fall, they're opening up the competition to a different generation - one with a lot more life experience and maybe a few more gray hairs.

The Senior Podcast Challenge is a call to people over the age of 65 to hit the record button and share their stories. The deadline to enter the Senior Podcast Challenge is Nov 30th.

WUGA's Lara Dua-Swartz sat down with Steve Drummond and Janet Woojeong Lee from NPR's Society and Culture desk to find out more.

A native New Yorker, Lara is new to Athens, having just moved to this delightfully quirky town in 2021. She’s been working in broadcasting for the last 25 years in markets such as New York City, Los Angeles, Washington, DC, and Atlanta. When she’s not at WUGA, you can find Lara covered in cats, playing D&D, or skating (as a rookie) with Classic City Roller Derby.
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