Join Tim Zunckel in conversation with Zukiswa Potye (CEO of MDDA), Roelien Potgieter (Groot FM) Trinity Mohlamme (The Media Connection) and Gordon Muller (media specialist) as they uncover more about community radio on June 25 at 10am. ArenaEventsZA
It has a certain flavour that reflects the taste of listeners with whom it’s well-attuned.
Community radio stations are close to their audiences: confidantes to their deepest worries and fears, and a soothing balm to their hardships.Their listeners don’t just like them, they love them. In celebrating the power of radio,'The Radio Awards' is shining a light on the tight bonds that community radio stations have with their listeners.is shining a light on the tight bonds that community radio stations have with their listeners. We’ll unpack the essence of what stokes such close affinities of warmth and trust, and why advertisers and sponsors should be paying more attention.
Join Tim Zunckel in conversation with Zukiswa Potye , Roelien Potgieter Trinity Mohlamme and Gordon Muller as they uncover more about community radio.How its appeal should attract greater ad spend and sponsorships;How they’ve continued to inform and motivate their listeners in the face of Covid-19; andDate:
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