Posts by bngcebetsha@farmradio.org
How to create radio spots
Radio spots are short (usually 15-60 second) radio pieces that deliver one single, clear message. They can be presented in various formats, but two of the most common are straightforward announcements—also called Public Service Announcements or PSAs—and short dramas.
Read MoreHow broadcasters can stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic
Some broadcasters may be at a heightened risk of contracting COVID-19 because they are required to communicate “live” with many people in various settings. Learn how to work while staying safe.
Read MoreWorking remotely as a radio broadcaster
Sometimes, radio broadcasters can’t report a story on-location or by meeting face-to-face with the people involved. But news media are considered an essential service in most countries, and this means that radio broadcasters will need to practise safe methods of continuing to report, but from a distance.
Read MorePlanning and producing effective emergency programming: COVID-19
As countries around the world take action in response to COVID-19, good reporting practices are important to dispel myths, stop misinformation, and address fake news. Good reporting practices are also important to ensure that people stay calm in a time of emergency and take appropriate action to respond.
Read MoreFake news: How to identify it and what to do about it
The New York Times defines “fake news” as made-up stories with the intention to deceive, often geared toward getting clicks.
Read MoreHow to effectively manage your radio station’s farmer program
This guide is intended for the person who manages the team that produces the station’s farmer program.
Read MoreInterviewing experts: Best practices for broadcasters and experts
Interviewing experts adds a lot to your farmer radio program. It gives your listeners reliable information from trusted sources. And don’t forget—some farmers are experts too.
Read MoreAudio editing
What is audio editing? Audio editing is the process of electronically shortening, deleting, rearranging, or cutting audio into segments. How can it help me serve my listeners better? My listeners will hear only what is important and necessary to the story. My listeners won’t get bored by statements or explanations that go on too long.…
Read MoreSaving, organizing, and archiving audio files
Archived programs can serve as reference material to let broadcasters know what has been discussed and presented in past programs.
Read MoreHow to plan and produce effective emergency response programming for farmers
Emergency communication and disaster relief programming for farmers is radio programming that helps farmers to prepare, survive and consider ways to change their farming practices so that future emergencies cause less damage to their farms and livelihoods.
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