You are tuned
into Yung Amplified
If you didn’t
hear our last show then you missed out on an awesome show. The past show has
definitely raised the standards for future shows, the content was relevant and
interesting and the Upstarters have definitely come into their own on air. We
had two recorded interviews, which were of professional standard not once did
you hear mic rumble or technical glitches.
Anelisa and
Sinovuyo did a good job with the interviews, they both stuck to the focus which
was Hitchhiking. Anelisa interviewed someone from her community and Sinovuyo
interviewed two learners from her school. Am happy to see that they are
confident doing interviews with real people, about real issues without someone
holding their hand.
Anelisa adding her views during the studio discussion
Our joke section got off to a good start, the jokes were
funny and suitable for the show. I do think that one of the radio students
should be responsible for screening these jokes before they go on air, just to
make sure that they aren’t offensive and are appropriate for the show. We
havevn’t found a cool name for this section yet, Thobani suggested funny kids, but this doesn’t quite a
have that ring to it. I suggested that each Upstarter should come with two
possible names for our joke feature on Yung
Amplified, hopefully by Saturday we will have a permanent cool and funky
name for our jokes feature.
As the last show
was such a great success, I think as we should choose a clip of the show that
can be played on other shows on RMR, to advertise the Yung Amplified show. After each show during our debrief section the
team should decide on which clip can be used as a spot for that week.
I think the
success of our past show comes from the planning and structuring that happened
in the last workshop. This has become a collective effort, the Upstarters are
contributing content and on the management side of things, the fourth years are
supervising this process diligently. The star of the team is Nadia, she has
seen to it that there is a rooster detailing who will be responsible for what
during each work. This has helped in making sure that each person knows what
they’ll be contributing for the shows and it means our running order can
finally come to life.
I believe we
have an audience that listens to the show every Saturday and now we just need
to find ways to hear them as much as they hear us. Our Mxit page is up and
running and we should be using it as a tool to get audience response and
audience interaction. For now I suggested that the Upstarters ask three people
from their school or community what they thought about our show. I think
audience feedback will be helpful as we try to design a show that will satisfy
our audience. This exercise will also get the Upstarters talking about the show
to the peers in school and hopefully they will bring it up in their weekly
Upstart workshops.
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