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Drama
My Body, Myself: A Bittersweet Choice
Characters Lada and her husband Philip. Alwell and his wife Eunice. MUSIC (Program Theme … run for 20-30 seconds then fade under headline). Host: Coming Up: One woman’s struggle to take charge of her body… MUSIC …bring up Program Theme… Introduction (Host): Every day we make important decisions about what happens to our bodies…what we eat…
Drama
Making Ends Meet
Characters Andhra Naidoo: Woman farmer, Ali Naidoo’s wife. Ali Naidoo: Andrha’s husband. MUSIC TO INTRODUCE PROGRAM (Program Theme Music Runs 30 seconds then fades under “coming up” headline…). Host: Coming Up … “Making Ends Meet”… a drama about how one family budgets for lean times … MUSIC (Program Theme Music … bring up theme music and run for…
Drama
A Community School for Boys … and Girls!
Characters Narrator: This can be the program host. Mrs. Wanza: Woman farmer. Elizabeth: Mrs. Wanza’s new daughter-in-law. Mrs. Zulu: Woman farmer, and a friend of Mrs. Wanza. Narrator: Mrs. Wanza is very happy — her eldest son Mackson has just got married! Mackson and his wife, Elizabeth, are now living with Mrs. Wanza. Elizabeth is new to this village…
Drama
Nutrition – Advice to an Expectant Mother
Characters: Narrator: Host of radio program. Elizabeth: Young woman, recently married and moved to her husband’s village. Mrs. Nyanga: Elizabeth’s mother. Narrator: After walking all morning, Elizabeth has finally arrived at her mother’s village. This is the first time Elizabeth has visited her mother as a married woman. Elizabeth is eager to tell her mother, Mrs. Nyanga, all…
Backgrounder
Trees and Terraces Prevent Hillside Flooding
SOUND OF HEAVY RAIN FOLLOWED BY SOUND OF FAST-FLOWING WATER. ANNOUNCER: The sound of heavy rain can be frightening if you live beside a steep hillside. It can bring rushing water, lost soil, and ruined crops. Ato Haile is a farmer who knows how devastating a heavy rain can be. His crops and home have…
Backgrounder
New International Law will Affect Farmers in Developing Countries
New International Law will Affect Farmers in Developing Countries There is a new international agreement that may become law in 1998. It’s called the Multilateral Agreement on Investment, or MAI. This agreement is being written by the world’s richest countries. Yet it may affect you, your family and your community. Today we’re going to talk…
Radio spot
Life is harder in the city
Spot #1 Voice 1:People who migrate from the country to the city often do not know the problems they will face. Voice 2: Yes. In most cases, they take a lot of dreams with them to the city, but the sad reality is different. In the end, they return to the place that they never…
Radio spot
Prevent cholera: Radio spots or print media fillers
No. 1 Prevent cholera. Wash your hands with soap and water after going to the toilet or the latrine and before preparing food for eating. No. 2 Prevent cholera. Do not eat foods prepared in the streets. Buy whole fruits that are not peeled. No. 3 Prevent cholera. Eat foods that are cooked and hot….
Drama, Narrative
A Better Life in the Country
Letter 1, Series A Presenter: Today on this program, we have something new for you. We’ll read you the first in a series of letters. They were exchanged last year between Juan, a farmer who lives with his wife and children in the village of San Rafael, and his Uncle Silvio, who moved to the…
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