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World Radio Day 2014: Report from JT Live Radio, Ghana (In English and Ga)
For World Radio Day 2014, JT Live Radio in Jamestown Accra took to streets to find out what people think about radio. The team spoke to people about how they listen to radio, the type of programmes they enjoy and how they see female radio presenters. This podcast includes the voices of young people, men and women from Jamestown and was produced by JT Live volunteers, Samuel, Kyekyeku, Collins and Rashid. JT Live Radio is an online community station, based in Jamestown, Accra and is currently being supported by SOAS Radio. Presented by Nii Kwartey Owoo and with music from Kyekyeku and Koo Nimo 'Pay Me-Friday Night.'