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Read MoreIntroduction to social media for high-quality interactive radio programs
Social media such as Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Tik Tok, and others have had an undeniable impact on the way information is disseminated on the radio, on news consumption habits, and on broadcasters’ practices in terms of both programming and on-air broadcasting. This practical guide provides basic information on how to use social media in interactive radio programming.
Read MoreHow to write a successful award or grant application
Introduction This Broadcaster how-to guide provides information and tips for individuals on how to prepare a successful application for a…
Read MoreRadio documentaries
What is a radio documentary? Radio documentaries come in many different forms, but the best radio documentaries all have one…
Read MoreWebinar video: Best practices for call-in programs
As a broadcaster, you want your radio program to be interactive, allowing your audience to join the conversation. Call-in programs are a great way to get the voices of your audience into your radio program. Watch the recording from our webinar to learn about Call-in best practices for interactive radio programs.
Read MoreHow radio stations can share weather information with rural listeners
“Weather” refers to the atmospheric conditions at a specific time and place. Atmospheric conditions include measures such as temperature,…
Read MoreHow to deal with sensitive issues on air
This module supports broadcasters in preparing for discussing sensitive issues on air. The module takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes to complete.
Read MoreHow to address sensitive issues on air
Introduction There are many types of sensitive issues that broadcasters could deal with on the radio: social issues, agricultural issues,…
Read MoreHow to create an effective call-in program
A call-in is a radio format that gives many listeners an opportunity to comment live on a topic of interest. A call-in can be one segment within a radio program, or it can be a radio program on its own. “Phone-in” is often used in place of “call-in.” The two terms mean the same thing.
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