RDA 2018 #storyteller
Learn, Engage, Share. RDA18. Become a #storyteller.
#RDA18:Just One Leap
Simon Brown (Investor, Trader, Podcaster) speaks about the Just One Leap podcast series. The strategy behind it, the humble beginnings and why he does it.
#RDA18 The Zim Sessions
Taurai Mabhachi Kufa is a displaced media activist fighting for change and reform in his native Zimbabwe. Radio Days Africa provides a platform for the Media Technology Trust to share its ideas on the changing face of media in Zimbabwe.
#RDA18:How To Be A Smart-Phone Storyteller
Eleanor Mannion (Journalist: RTÉ, Ireland) creates documentaries using mobile phone technology only. She’ll show you how. Join this master class to learn what tools you can use and how it is done.
#RDA18: Audio Production Master Class
Jan Brückner (Benz Town Branding) will demonstrate and create an audio-imaging package live during this master class. Engage with and learn from a top audio producer and see Benztown in action!
#RDA18 Soul City
Not yet Uhuru is a multigenerational, informative show that provokes conversation around critical issues that affect young women every day. The hosts tackle issues about sex, friendship, alcohol abuse, financial independence and life in general. Join Lebo Mafoko (CEO: Soul City) and Kgali Kedijang (Project Manager Radio Hub: Soul City)…
#RDA18: The Community Radio Forum
Community radio plays an integral part in South African dialogue and the sharing of information at grass-roots level. But the sector is challenged. Financial problems, staffing issues, board interference and matters around regulation and distribution appear to continually hamstring the industry. Join the Dept of Communications, Prof. Franz Krüger (Director:…
#RDA18: Walk The Talk
There is an interesting link between building communities and entertaining/educating audiences through content. Coupled to this is the celebration of iconic figures within a community. As a station, Lotus FM has been through a turbulent period. The Indian community in South Africa has suffered at the hands of the Public…
#RDA18:Tuning In To The Rivonia Trail
Chris Joubert (Southern African DRM Platform) makes the case for DRM as a digital option in the South African digital radio space.
#RDA18: Zimbabwe Broadcasting Reform
Zenzele Ndebele is a journalist, activist and entrepreneur. He will speak openly about the current state of radio in Zimbabwe and the need for the airwaves to be legitimised. With a variety of problems plaguing the radio landscape, this session will give great insight into this territory.
#RDA: Radio For Change: Kirsty Watermeyer (99FM Namibia)
Kirsty Watermeyer (99FM Namibia) was nominated at the New York Radio Festival for her weekly talk show, Master Your Destiny. Using radio to drive social and environmental change, the show is a first in Namibia. The popularity of the programme has seen it morph into a television show. Kirsty will…
#RDA18:Creating Award Winning Entries
Confused as to how the winners at the Liberty Radio Awards are chosen? Not understanding why you can’t break through? Join Lance Rothchild (CEO: Liberty Radio Awards) as he shares how the judging process works, what makes a winning entry and how you can join the winners in 2019!
#RDA18: Talk Shop Nigeria
After independence in 1960, the instance of talk radio in Nigeria diminished substantially. Political interference and the need to control the narrative saw many talk-based stations close down. Talk is, however, regaining popularity despite a charged environment. Nelly Kalu (Talk Host: Nigeria Info FM) shares her own experiences of censorship…
#RDA18:From The Streets Of Jozi
Community broadcasters are agents for social growth, change and development. They create a sense of belonging and pride. Jozi FM, based in Soweto, Johannesburg, has done just that. But how? Mpho Mhlongo (Station Manager) shares the Jozi FM journey.
#RDA: The Alfred Nzo Story
One of South Africa’s largest community broadcasters, Alfred Nzo Community Radio, has been on-air for 11 years. Kebie Moshoeshoe (Station Manager) shares its journey and challenges. Broadcasting in three languages, the station focuses much of its attention on the role of news and information in human and socio-economic growth, and…
#RDA18:Of Language And Culture
Ukhozi FM is the Zulu language station in the SABC Radio group. With more than 7.5 million listeners per week it is a broadcasting giant. Built on a unique mix of language and culture, Nongcebo McKenzie (Co-host: Ukhozi Breakfast) talks about this national treasure.
#RDA18: On Being Nancy
The Nancy podcast on National Public Radio in New York is award winning and has been featured by Time Magazine. It is a powerful example of a podcast that caters for a niched audience, but that has become nationally acknowledged. Kathy Tu (Host & Producer: Nancy) shares the journey with…
#RDA18: 100 Days In Office
Chris Maroleng (SABC: COO) has been in office for just over one hundred days. Faced with a myriad of challenges in operational areas and a financial crisis, Maroleng shares his experience at the public broadcaster. He also gives insight into his plan and direction for the SABC.
#RDA18:Fact Checking 101
The need to create quick content, share breaking news and deliver accurate facts is a reality in a modern media environment. Kate Wilkinson (Africa Check) shares tips and tools to ensure you have your facts straight.
#RDA: The Northern Light
With rapid growth when they were launched just over ten years ago, Capricorn FM remain the only commercial offering in the Limpopo Province. Tholi Bologo (Station Manager) tells us how the Capricorn FM team are making the province their own and how the station has developed in the last decade.
#RDA18: 11 Things I Need To Tell You
Sean Ross (VP Music & Programming: Edison Research) discusses format trends, broadcasters' strengths, challenges and opportunities as the audio space expands. He has a candid, but positive look at what broadcasters can do in 2018. This includes the opportunities created by podcasting, playlisting, smart speakers, and other audio options.