Guide
How to deal with sensitive issues on air
It is important to remember that what may seem like a normal, everyday issue for some may be a highly sensitive issue for others. As broadcasters, we need to take into account the sensitivities of our listeners and develop programs that address their needs in a way that makes them feel comfortable and allows them to participate freely in programs.
Read MoreHow to produce a tape talk
A tape talk is part live interview and part recorded voice and sound. The host interviews a reporter and, as part of his or her answers to the host’s questions, the reporter uses audio clips to help tell the story.
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 MoreHow to effectively use wild sound in your radio program
Wild sound is any natural or human sound that is recorded in a particular location and incorporated into a program. It can refer be recorded in the background of a main recording or to sounds that are recorded separately and later mixed into a program.
Read MoreHow to create effective programs about markets and marketing
Radio programs on markets provide real-time information about markets and link farmers with other market players. They provide a service to farmers that can increase their market opportunities and income.
Read MoreHow to generate revenue to support a regular farmer program
Generating revenue for your farmer program will ensure your station can provide more opportunities for farmers to air their needs and concerns.
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
Row rect Shape Decorative svg added to top 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…
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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