Q3 What makes a good quality interview from a technological perspective? What steps can you take to prepare?

Q4 What makes a good quality interview in terms of the quality of the content?  What steps can you take when interviewing someone to create a good quality interview?

What is a good quality interview? How would you define a “good interview”? What different types of interview are there? How would you approach each interview differently?

Why do you think its important for the group to make its own rules? What are the benefits of making our own rules?

1. Editing is an art, not a science. Discuss your opinions.
2. Sound editing is a powerful role. How do we check our ethics and our own internal bias when sound editing?

What kind of stories do you tell? Who in your family tells stories? Why is it important to tell stories?

1. What makes “making” radio so accessible?
2. Remember the first time you created an audio recording, what was going through your mind at this point? What kind of feeling did you have? How can feelings transform themselves into sounds when recording? What happens to the body, voice, hands etc?
3. Now that you have made a number of recordings,…[Read more]

1. Identify some of the key characteristics of how citizen journalism differs from mainstream media. If you can, try and give an example of how mainstream media can manipulate the truth.
2. Do you think social media and digital technologies have the power to create positive social change? Give an example of a civil movement in the world that has…[Read more]

Q1.What do you know of community radio in your home country?
Q2. What do you know of community radio in your new country?
Q3. What is interesting about how community radio has evolved in different countries?

1. What are your thoughts on the topic of Ethics?
2. How do you think having more of an awareness around Ethics will help you when you start making recordings?

What is your understanding of community radio so far? What are the benefits of community radio and who benefits? Are there any other interesting points or observations you made about community radio?

What is your understanding of the differences between confidentiality, anonymity and consent?
Why do you think it is important to get informed consent from an interviewee?

Do you think using a pseudonym would be of benefit to you? What do you think are the benefits and negative consequences of using a pseudonym? What is your stage/radio name? Did you have a nickname as a child growing up? Are nicknames a cultural phenomena?

Do you think using a pseudonym would be of benefit to you?

What do you think are the benefits and negative consequences of using a pseudonym?

What is your stage/radio name?

Do nicknames exist in your culture? Did you ever have a nickname as a child growing up?