Interns

Interns play an important and evolving role in day-to-day station operations. From learning about broadcast processes and procedures to assisting with facility and web maintenance, the All Classical Radio internship program provides a front row seat to the art and science of making radio.

Think you’ve got what it takes to be an All Classical Radio intern?

Read what our present and past interns have to say about their experience below.
Apply for an All Classical Internship here!

If you have any questions, contact Kristina Becker.

  • Aidan Bartlett

    Aidan Bartlett

    Summer/Fall 2026

    I am a senior year student at Reed College here in Portland, studying History and Music. I have had a deep love for music all my life, with classical being the main focus of my years as a pianist and cellist. As someone originally from upstate New York, I had not heard of All Classical Radio until moving to Portland, but since then, I have fallen in love with the station and in turn, fallen back in love with the world of classical music. Outside of work, I love taking any excuse to get out into the beauty of the PNW, going to the movies with my friends, and continuing my now three-year search for the best hot chocolate in Portland. I am incredibly excited to be joining the All Classical Radio team, to learn all I can, and to expand my love of classical music into the world of radio broadcasting. 

  • Bella Klucevek

    Bella Klucevek

    Summer/Fall 2026

    As a lifelong All Classical listener, I am beyond excited to intern at the station! I have been a singer my whole life, but my passion for classical music blossomed when I joined Pacific Youth Choir at age 11, going on to perform in Solo competitions and studying voice. I was in the Chamber Choir that appeared on “Thursdays at Three.” In 2021, I was given the privilege to appear in “On Deck with Young Musicians.” While I am now pursuing a career in media, I will never stop singing.

    I am a recent graduate of Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where I studied Journalism with a minor in Peace & Justice Studies. There, I had the opportunity to be an online DJ and review columnist for KXLU, the university radio station. Now back in Portland, I am honored to work here at the station, starting my post-grad career at a place with such significance in both my own heart and that of my city. I am grateful to be part of a community that values and celebrates art and the people who make it. When I am not working, singing or appreciating art, I am catching up on books and TV, trying new coffee and matcha recipes, or snuggling my cat.

  • Zora Richardson

    Zora Richardson

    Winter/Spring 2026

    As a lifelong listener and classical music lover, I am so excited to be interning with All Classical Radio! I am a fourth-year student at University of Portland pursuing dual degrees in Theater and Arts Administration with a minor in Music. My love of music began with piano and violin lessons through middle and high school, but these days, I’ve found a true passion for vocal performance. You can find me in the soprano section of University Singers or onstage in UP Theater productions (including The Lightning Thief in April 2026!). During the summer, I perform free Shakespeare in the Portland parks with Original Practice Shakespeare Festival, where I also serve as music captain. In my down time, I love to devour fantasy novels, explore Portland with my friends, and perfect my skills with an espresso machine.

  • Clio Petty

    Clio Petty

    Winter/Spring 2026

    I am a senior at Lewis and Clark College here in Portland, studying Political Science and Economics. I grew up in classical music, playing the violin, cello, and guitar, and played in orchestras and chamber ensembles until college. At Lewis and Clark, I ran a radio show with my wonderful roommate where we played anything and everything we were listening to at the time. After stumbling upon a job with the Berkeley Symphony, I fell in love with the “behind-the-scenes” of classical music administration, and spent a summer working with patrons and donors and acting as assistant stage manager on the symphony’s summer shows. Outside of work, I enjoy going to the gym, working on my senior thesis, and staying updated on local politics. I’m looking forward to delving deeper into the radio world and staying involved with the world of classical music that I’ve loved for so long.

  • Cambria Tingley

    Intern: Summer/Fall 2025

    I discovered All Classical Radio from a serendipitously timed exploration of their office right before Thursdays @ Three was about to begin, and after experiencing the live performances which settled into my bones, I knew I wanted to be part of this. I recently graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film and a specialty in Producing, thanks to my passion for storytelling and the arts. I believe in hearing various perspectives and exploring stories deeply, something that both film and radio shine a spotlight on. I’m thrilled to jump into live broadcasting and expand my skills into the radio industry as well as working with children with ICAN Radio. Behind the scenes, you can find me with my favorite humans going on hikes, having movie nights or dinner parties, and getting philosophical about Barbie. I’m an avid fantasy reader, a lover of pushing my camera roll to the limit, and being a danger to any sweet treat in the vicinity.

  • Natasha Adamson

    Natasha Adamson

    Intern: Summer/Fall 2025

    I am a fourth-year student at the University of Portland aiming to complete my degree in Arts Administration with a minor in Music Performance. I have always had a passion for singing, so having the privilege of studying classical music has been life changing. I especially appreciate the time I have spent performing in the University of Portland Singers and the Chamber Choir. A new major at UP, Arts Administration is a unique blend of performing arts experience and rigorous studying involving diverse fields like accounting, marketing, and operations management. In the future, I would like to help provide a solid foundation for all the talented artists here in Portland by further developing my experience with administrative work. Outside of the office, you are likely to find me hitting the trails, painting in the local parks, or laying in a hammock with a good book.

  • Nick Laustrup

    Intern: Winter/Spring 2025

    Originally from San Francisco, CA, I am in the final stretch of my post-bacc Computer Science degree from Oregon State University. Prior to returning to school, I worked briefly in Digital Marketing and completed a Business Administration degree from San Francisco State University. I am an avid traveler having served in the US Army and being stationed in Germany, I saw as much of Europe and the world beyond as I could in four and a half years.  I am an appreciator of music and the arts, even briefly completing a stint as an aspiring theatre actor during my undergrad. Outside of work, you can find me tearing up the karaoke room. I enjoy building computer programs, gaming, hitting the gym, and taking my dog on hiking trips. I’m excited to learn more about the classical radio world and the technology that is used here.

  • Andrew Jenks

    Andrew Jenks

    Intern: Winter/Spring 2025

    I am a recent Oregon State University graduate in Digital Communication Arts, who also enjoys playing guitar and writing music. Growing up in Oregon, my family often put on All Classical Radio, so I have many fond memories of listening. I found this internship through Oregon State, and I am excited to learn as much as I can during my time at the station. I feel a connection to classical music because I started my music journey with some classical guitar at Portland Community College. I also participated in high school choir and performed at various locations including the Grotto. In my free time, I enjoy cooking and listening to podcasts or audiobooks. I spent several years diving into audio production as well, taking many classes at both Portland Community College and Oregon State in the subject. I look forward to contributing to the arts community and improving access to the arts. I am especially excited to be part of such a positive community of knowledgeable people.

  • Dexter Hidalgo holding a clarinet

    Dexter Hidalgo 

    Intern Fall 2024

    Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, I am currently a master’s student at the University of Oregon in Music Performance. As an orchestral musician, I have performed with various ensembles including the Eugene Symphony, Rogue Valley Symphony, Reno Philharmonic and more. Before moving to Oregon, I received my bachelor’s in music education from the University of Nevada, Reno. I have had the privilege of studying and performing alongside amazing musicians and pedagogues, as well as having wonderful experiences in classroom teaching and private lessons. I am a member of the nonesuch.reed quintet, a Eugene-based music ensemble and nonprofit organization that caters towards the Pacific Northwest community through collaboration with local artists and composers and curating educational music programs. I am looking forward to being an intern with All Classical Radio and ICAN and I’m excited to learn new skills to better serve my career and community.

  • Jahlysa Azaret

    Jahlysa Azaret

    Intern: Fall/Winter 2023

    I am a recent graduate of the master’s program at the University of Oregon for Multimedia Journalism, and have completed work in Ghana with a local radio station which helped me learn how to elevate community stories. Presently, I collaborate with the Journalistic Learning Initiative to help students to write and publish articles with Black Student Magazine. When not working, I enjoy a good book with my cats snuggled beside me or learning a new language.