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"Professional Audition Demo- Rachel Ryder" genre: Radio
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	This is an audition demo for Rachel Ryder, containing examples of her radio work: PSA's, news, aircheck, and production examples.
	Credits: Produced by Rachel Ryder
"Samantha's Final Answer" genre: Radio
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	This is a radio drama written and produced by Rachel Ryder, telling the story of a girl (Samantha) who deals with her hypocrisy when she falls asleep and has a nightmare. In her dream, she is placed on a Who Wants to be a Millionaire-isk gameshow. She is awoken by a question in which she answers incorrectly, and her lifeline call to her sister redirects her straight to God. He declares her hypocrite, as the prize guy (Satan) tells her she won a trip straight to hell. She realizes her need for God, and repents as the drama closes.
	Credits: Produced and written by Rachel Ryder
"Winning NRB and MAB Newscast" genre: Radio
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	This newscast won first place in both the National Religious Broadcasters Competition and first place in the Michigan Association of Broadcasters Contest in 2003. Both awards were chosen from entries of Collegiate Broadcasters.
	Credits: News Provided by AP Newsdesk, Music Uncopyrighted, Read by Rachel M. Ryder in 2002

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