This is How I is a podcast created by Farm Radio International and its radio network to share tips for radio broadcasters. This episode is about preparing a guest for a live interview. It was prepared by Augustino Hamis from Radio Habari Njema in Tanzania. Learn more about Farm Radio and how to contribute to this podcasts at www.farmradio.fm

This is How I ... prepare guests for a live interview - Augustino Hamis

This is How I is a podcast produced by Farm Radio International and its network to share tips for radio production and good broadcasting skills. This episode is about how to prepare a panel discussion and is produced by Augustino Hamis from Radio Habari Njema in Tanzania. To learn more or to contribute to the podcast, go to www.farmradio.fm

This is How I ... Prepare for a Panel discussion - Augustino Hamis

This is How I is a podcast produced by Farm Radio International and its network to share radio skills and best practices. This episode is about how to prepare a guest for an interview and it is produced by Radio Fadhila in Tanzania. To learn more or to produce your own, go to www.farmradio.fm.

This is How I... Prepare Information Interview Guest - Radio Fadhila

This is How I is a podcast from Farm Radio International and its network, produced to share radio skills and best practices. This episode explains the format and is produced by Katie Burnham, Manager of the Radio Network Service. To produce a podcast episode, reach out to your FRI contact or radio@farmradio.org.

How to contribute to the This is How I podcast

Fausses Nouvelles   Comment Les Reconnaître Et Que Faire Pour Y Remédier En Bambara

This is How I is a podcast from Farm Radio International and its network, produced to share radio skills and best practices. This episode good interview skills, and is produced by Hilda Kinabo of Radio 5 in Arusha, Tanzania. 

To produce your own episode or to learn more, go to www.farmradio.fm.

This is How I... conduct an interview - HILDA Kinabo

This is How I ... record a program on WhatsApp and edit it in Adobe Audition. Patrick Mphaka is a long-time broadcaster in Malawi and local networker for Farm Radio. He explains how you can produce a pre-recorded program when you don't have access to a studio.

This is How I is a podcast from Farm Radio International sharing broadcasting tips from members of the Farm Radio network.

This is How I ... Record A Radio Program On WhatsApp - Patrick Mphaka

This is How I is a podcast produced by Farm Radio International and its network to share radio skills and best practices.  To learn more or to produce your own, go to www.farmradio.fm.

This episode is about how to prepare to cover a news topic or event. Suliyat Idris is a local networker with Farm Radio International in Nigeria and has contributed to Barza Wire.  She shares her experience as a journalist.

This is How I ... Prepare To Cover A News Topic Or Event- Suliyat Idris

Radios Rurales Internationales a créé cette nouvelle ressource de formation pour aider les radiodiffuseurs(euses) à partager leurs techniques et leurs meilleures pratiques. Cette ressource s’appelle « Voici comment je... » un podcast créé par et pour les radiodifuseurs(euses). Chaque podcast présentera une technique ou une astuce employée par un(e) radiodiffuseur(euse).  En savoir plus sur www.farmradio.fm/fr

Cet episode, créé par Gérémie KADANGA, à Radio Cosmos Sotouboua, au Togo, décrit comment chercher les personnes ressources pour les émissions agricoles.

Voici comment je trouve les invites -  Gérémie KADANGA

This is How I is a podcast produced by Farm Radio International and its network to share radio skills and best practices. To learn more or to produce your own, go to www.farmradio.fm.

This episode is about how to convince your audience to get the COVID-19 vaccine by inviting vaccinated individuals to participate in the radio program. Judith  Sonkho is an FRI radio partner at Radio Maria Malawi.

This Is How I ... Motivate Community Members To Get A Covid - 19 Jab -Judith Sonkho

This is How I is a podcast produced by Farm Radio International and its network to share radio skills and best practices. To learn more or to produce your own, go to www.farmradio.fm.

This episode is about how to use FRI's radio resources, like interview and drama scripts. Victor Asumani describes how he adapts the resources and why he uses them. Victor is an FRI radio partner at Umunthu FM in Malawi, but has used resources sharing farmers' experiences from many other countries.

This Is How I ...  Use FRI radio resources - Victor Asumani

This is How I is a podcast produced by Farm Radio International and its network to share radio skills and best practices. To learn more or to produce your own, go to www.farmradio.fm.

In this episode, Perina Wahara, of PLFM in Malawi, shares her strategies for putting together a radio program that encourages teen mothers to return to school.

This Is How I ... Encourage teen mothers to return to school - Perina Wahara

Asantewaa has completed senior high school and needs to get an activity to occupy her time. But her family is conflicted with the choice of occupation they deem fit for her.

*Script by Posterity Communications Ltd.

Invest In Her Radio Drama - Episode 1: Family Feud

Radios Rurales Internationales a créé cette nouvelle ressource de formation pour aider les radiodiffuseurs(euses) à partager leurs techniques et leurs meilleures pratiques. Cette ressource s’appelle « Voici comment je... » un podcast créé par et pour les radiodifuseurs(euses). Chaque podcast présentera une technique ou une astuce employée par un(e) radiodiffuseur(euse). En savoir plus sur www.farmradio.fm/fr

Cet episode, créé par Elisabeth HILIM de Radio Evangile Albarka Sokodé, au Togo, décrit comment elle choisit les invités lors de ses émissions radio.

Voici Comment Je ... choisis mes invités pour mes emissions radio -- Elisabeth HILIM

As part of the "Knowledge Sharing about Unpaid Care Work in sub-Saharan Africa" project, Farm Radio International prepared several radio resources to be shared with our pan-African network. From mid-February to 30 April 2024, more than 175 episodes were aired by more than 120 radios in 18 countries. Here are some of the audios submitted by participating radio stations. 

This episode aired on Kagadi Kibaale Community Radio in Uganda as part of their women's program, which is broadcast in Runyakitara.

Kagadi Kibaale Community Radio's episode on unpaid care work from their  Gender Program

As part of the "Knowledge Sharing about Unpaid Care Work in sub-Saharan Africa" project, Farm Radio International prepared several radio resources to be shared with our pan-African network. From mid-February to 30 April 2024, more than 175 episodes were aired by more than 120 radios in 18 countries. Here are some of the audios submitted by participating radio stations. 

This episode was broadcast on Radio Nigeria's Kapital FM, on their Family Mata program, a pidgin program that focuses on family-related issues. The episode was broadcast for International Women's Day and discussed how can we appreciate women 's unpaid work.

KAPITALFM's episode on unpaid care work from program Family Mata program

As part of the "Knowledge Sharing about Unpaid Care Work in sub-Saharan Africa" project, Farm Radio International prepared several radio resources to be shared with our pan-African network. From mid-February to 30 April 2024, more than 175 episodes were aired by more than 120 radios in 18 countries. Here are some of the audios submitted by participating radio stations.

AWR Wine FM from Hoima, Uganda, broadcast this episode on their program Tukwatanizie (Let's Work Together), which is a social issues program. The program is in the Runyoro language and discussed what unpaid care work is.

AWR Vine FM discussed unpaid care work on Tukwatanize program

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.  

Voici un épisode de la Radio Bien-être Treichville en Côte d'Ivoire, qui était diffusé sur le programme "Le sujet du jour" qui aborde les questions sociales. L'épisode aborde les femmes de ménage.

Radio Bien Être discute le travail de soins non remunerees sur Le Sujet du Jour

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.  

Radio Zanzan a Bondoukou, Côte d'Ivoire, a abordé ce sujet sur La Matinale, une programme pour les femmes. Ils ont diffusé une de nos nouvelles Barza infos sur Roukiyatou Compaoré qui joue le rôle de cheffe de famille en l’absence de son mari.

RADIO ZANZAN 96.9 FM aborde le soins non remunerees sur la Matinale

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.  

La Radio Benbakan au Mali a abordé ce sujet sur leur programme Environnement, qui est diffusé en bambara. L'épisode a voulu valoriser le partage des tâches domestiques entre les membres

Radio Benbakan aborde le travail de soins non remunerees

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.  

La Radio Sud Bandama en Côte d'Ivoire a discuté le travail de soins non rémunérées sur leur programme Table Ronde, qui est un programme de développement rural. L'épisode discute l'autonomisation de la femme face aux activités de soins non rémunérés

Table Ronde De Radio Sud Bandama discute le soins non remunerees

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.  

La Radio Terra de Mahagi, RDC, a discuté ce sujet sur leur programme ho de développement de l'Afrique, qui est diffusé en français et alur. L'épisode touche sur l'impact des travaux non rémunérés sur l'épanouissement de la femme et l'éducation des enfants filles, avec le soutien d'une de nos ressources radios.

Terra FM DRC sur l'impact des soins non rémunérées

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.  

Radio Zanzan de la Côte d'Ivoire a diffusé plusieurs épisodes de leur programme Programme de développement rural sur ce sujet important.

Radio ZanZan CDI- FEMMES ET CAN

Radio Zanzan CDI E - SALUBRITE

Listen to an interview with Raphael Agbanavor about his memories of Fuveme, Ghana and the effects of the tidal waves and displacement on the people of Fuveme.

Q&A with Raphael Agbanavor

As part of the "Knowledge Sharing about Unpaid Care Work in sub-Saharan Africa" project, Farm Radio International prepared several radio resources to be shared with our pan-African network. From mid-February to 30 April 2024, more than 175 episodes were aired by more than 120 radios in 18 countries. Here are some of the audios submitted by participating radio stations.

This episode aired on Mpika Radio station in Zambia as part of their social issues program Namayo ngakasunga wa lupwa ( women as care givers). It is in Bemba and discusses the role of women in the home.

MWANGO JUSTINE of Mpika Radio Station UNPAID WORK  RADIO PROGRAM

As part of the "Knowledge Sharing about Unpaid Care Work in sub-Saharan Africa" project, Farm Radio International prepared several radio resources to be shared with our pan-African network. From mid-February to 30 April 2024, more than 175 episodes were aired by more than 120 radios in 18 countries. Here are some of the audios submitted by participating radio stations.

This episode aired on the Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State in Nigeria's community development program. They called it Ise Aimoriri (unpaid care) and the program is in Yoruba. They aired several episodes discuss what unpaid care work is, how it should be recognized, and how men can support in household tasks and childcare.

ISE AIMORIRI BCOS Radio Network -1

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.

MEDIA+CI BOUAKÉ  de la Côte d'Ivoire a diffusé plusieurs épisodes de leur programme des questions sociales. Elles ont utilise notre texte radiophonique sous forme de feuilleton pour discuter de la masculinité positive. https://scripts.farmradio.fm/fr/texte-radiophonique/yayable-nest-pas-fou-comment-un-mari-a-appris-a-traiter-sa-femme-et-ses-enfants-avec-respect/

MEDIA+CI BOUAKÉ THEATRE RRI  FINAL

As part of the "Knowledge Sharing about Unpaid Care Work in sub-Saharan Africa" project, Farm Radio International prepared several radio resources to be shared with our pan-African network. From mid-February to 30 April 2024, more than 175 episodes were aired by more than 120 radios in 18 countries. Here are some of the audios submitted by participating radio stations.

This episode aired on Jirapa FM's health program. They named the episode Her Unseen Contribution: Recognizing Women and Girls in Unpaid Care Work in the Household. This was broadcast in Ghana in the Dagaare language. They used several FRI resources to better understand the issue, develop a drama script, and develop interview questions.

Jirapa FM 96. Her Unseen Contribution

Comme partie du projet "Partage de connaissances sur les soins non rémunérés en Afrique subsaharienne," Radios Rurales Internationales a préparé plusieurs ressources radiophoniques à partager avec notre réseau radio panafricain. Du mi-fevrier mars au 30 avril 2024, il y avait plus de 175 épisodes diffusés par plus de 120 radios en 18 pays. Voici quelques unes des audios.

MEDIA+CI BOUAKÉ de la Côte d'Ivoire a diffusé plusieurs épisodes de leur programme des questions sociales. Elles ont aussi produit quelques spots radiophoniques sur le sujet du travail de soins non remunerées.

Radio Média+Ci Bouaké  SPOT1  MONTE 300424

Hear about a tree planting initiative that Farm Radio Ghana participated in at Papao Presbyterian Community Basic School as part of Green Ghana Day 2024.

Green Ghana Day 2024

These are drama episode for the Grand Challenges Mental Health Project in Tanzania. The name of the drama is Bahati.

Bahati Episode 02

Bahati Episode 01

An energetic group of students share their opinions, debate issues and perform songs at a re-cording of Positive Mood, a youth mental health program airing on Radio 5 in Arusha Tanzania.

Positive Mood is a weekly half-hour radio show that has been broadcast by Radio 5 since Janu-ary, with support from FRI as part of the Integrated Youth Mental Health project. 

The program features a five minute serial drama, followed by discussion from youth on the air. This week’s episode focused on the role of local healers in addressing mental health issues. 
Youth discussed when to consult local healers, and when it might be necessary to seek advice from health care workers trained in diagnosing mental illness.

Etton James, 16, was one of the teenagers at the recording. He said he knew little about mental health before listening to the program, but explained that it has helped him understand some of the causes of mental illness and how to approach it.

On this week’s topic, Etton said he thinks it’s important to discuss the problem before deciding how to handle it, whether through a religious healer or a health care worker.

“In my opinion, I think you should first sit down and try to interview the person who is having such an illness,” he said. “If it’s out of your reach, then you can seek maybe for help.”

With the repeated mantra, “Positive mood, relax,” Positive Mood reminds youth to make their men-tal wellness a priority.

Mental health is not a well understood concept in Tanzania, often overshadowed by health issues like malnutrition. 

The program aims to raise awareness and break down stigma by sharing good advice to young people, as well as their parents and teachers, in an entertaining and engaging way.

Francis, another boy at the recording, said that though this is his first time listening to the pro-gram, he intends to keep tuning in.

“It’s cool, I think I will start to listen to it starting from today.”


Positive Mood Radio 5 Integrated Youth Mental Health project

Thank a Farmer

Oumar D Cisse Radio KAFOKAN Bougouni dit Merci au Peuple Canadien

From August 2015 through May 2017, the Legume Alliance used diverse and simultaneous media approaches to share information about common bean and soybean farming in Tanzania. Part of this was done through an interactive radio program sponsored by Farm Radio International. This radio episode aired on Radio Habari Njema in Northern Tanzania deals with diseases that frequently infect common beans. The program explores the measures that farmers can take to frequently inspect their bean crops to discover if any are infected with disease. The episode also deals with information on buying and properly applying pesticides and gender roles in these activities.

SILT - Legume Alliance Example

Farm Radio International is a Canadian charity working with over 1,300 radio broadcasters in 38 African countries to fight poverty and food insecurity.

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