Broadcaster how-to guide: Podcasts
A podcast is an audio file that can be downloaded from the internet to a computer or mobile device for […]
How to deal with sensitive issues on air
Issues like sexual and reproductive health affect everyone—but they are sensitive to talk about. In some cases, these topics are […]
Celebrate the people who grow your food: Family farmers
The YenKasa Africa radio campaign celebrates the UN Decade of Family Farming and the voices of small-scale farmers across Africa, […]
Public games and other participatory radio formats
This week in our Spotlight section, we share the story of Radio Palabre and their Best Husband Contest. This was […]
How to create radio spots
Farm Radio International has been sharing many radio spots lately: about locusts, COVID-19, and the UN Decade of Family Farming. […]
Farm Radio Resource Pack #114
Last week, Farm Radio International published its latest Farm Radio Resource Pack – #114! This Pack features ten items—three Broadcaster […]
How to work safely and 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. This is particularly true […]
Broadcaster how-to guide – Fake news: How to identify it and what to do about it
Many people like to share stories, pictures, videos, and news stories on social media with friends. You might share something […]
Ngoundiane FM: Farm Radio’s 1,000th broadcasting partner
Almost 100 kilometres from Dakar, Ngoundiane FM is a Senegalese community radio that believes in finding solutions for farmers. Ngoundiane […]
Celebrate World Radio Day
World Radio Day is celebrated every year on Feb. 13. It’s an opportunity to recognize the role radio plays in […]