Phoo Phae Sone
Intern - Amarillo StudioPhoo Phae Sone joined High Plains Public Radio in October 2020 through the PRO Internship Program in Amarillo. A senior at Palo Duro High School, her passion for writing is what brought her to the station. She hopes to focus on developing her skills in journalism, cultural coverage, and artist interviews. She particularly excited to research stories for HPPR’s Music Department, including coverage of regional bands, events, and new releases. Phoo Phae has been active in her school's band for years as a drum major, and she also plays clarinet. In her spare time, she enjoys writing poems and reading. Phoo Phae plans to graduate May 2021, at which time she will pursue a four-year degree in Creative Writing.
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HPPR's high-school intern, Phoo Phae Sone, chats with Jenna Rae & Martin Farrell, Jr.—KS folksingers & founders of the Lost Cowgirl Records. -
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