Shianne Salazar
WLRN FreelancerShianne Salazar is a multimedia content creator especially interested in reporting on social issues surrounding minorities and women through the South Floridan gaze.
She got her start in radio as the creator and host of "Livin’ 4 The City," (yes, it's a very cute and clever nod to Stevie Wonder) a Black power music show on WVUM, the voice of the University of Miami- where she has obtained a bachelors degree in film production and journalism.
A Broward County native and lifelong fan of WLRN, her affection for reporting originated in the backseat of her mother’s Toyota Sequoia as Morning Edition scored the car ride to Pre-K each morning. She continued to nurture her interests in primary and secondary school through various on-campus publications and the esteemed elementary school morning announcements.
Shianne’s experience as a first-generation American of Trinidadian descent has greatly informed her approach to cultural studies especially within the unique societal ecosystem that is South Florida. Her love for audio entertainment, as discovered through her tenure at WVUM, has proven to be an ideal medium for her interests to coalesce.
In her spare time, Shianne enjoys writing fiction, taking photos, and consuming copious amounts of movies and television; all fueled by her devoted relationship with Café Bustelo con oat milk.
Attachments area
-
A new exhibition in Fort Lauderdale dives into Chambers v. Florida — a historic Supreme Court case that overturned the death sentence of four Black boys who were violently coerced into confessing to a 1933 Pompano Beach murder, paving the way for the "right to stay silent." -
The exhibition "Confrontation: Keith Haring & Pierre Alechinsky" debuted in February and coincided with the museum’s recent appointment of activist and physician Dr. Lee Sider as the inaugural LGBTQ+ ambassador.
-
This weekend, hundreds of allies and community members gathered at Ives Estate Park in Miami-Dade at the 10th annual Peace Walk and Peace Talk.
-
Iman Alleyne has forged a community of teachers, parents, and students that want transparency in primary education. Florida banned public school teachers from teaching critical race theory in June.
-
Cathy Pedrayes turned her lifelong passion for safety into internet notoriety via TikTok
-
Residents of the Crestview Towers in North Miami Beach began returning to the building Monday to recover their belongings.
-
Palm Beach County officials affirm solidarity with Cuba
-
Residents of the Crestview Towers Condo Association in North Miami Beach were evacuated Friday night following orders from zoning officials to condemn the building earlier that day.
-
Jane Gilbert is the newly appointed interim chief heat officer for Miami-Dade County. She has a task force focused on variables that make lower-income communities vulnerable to heat-related adversity.
-
NSU Art Museum Launches Community Voices Series with a Juneteenth Inspired Event
-
Broward County Commissioners met Tuesday to discuss items on the summer agenda. One conversation focused on expanding efforts to educate Broward citizens about Juneteenth.
-
Alex Hernandez is set on changing the way our society reacts to menstruation. What began as a simple act of kindness has evolved into a global initiative aimed at providing basic hygienic necessities to those with limited access, funds and resources.
