Radio love!

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Some media do not just provide information, they become the heartbeat of societies. Radio is one such thing. This is a testament to our collective listening culture. Once upon a time, the whole town could be heard through a microphone from a single radio village panchayat. This medium, which is capable of reaching almost 93 percent of people worldwide, has not lost its place even in today's digital age. Radio is unique in being able to entertain all generations.

Radio is a part of daily life for many people. It is no exaggeration to say that radio was monopolized until 24-hour broadcasting began on television. Many people had the habit of doing things according to the time of the programs that were aired. TV and later mobiles disrupted this schedule but still there is nothing for those who listen to the radio while driving. Radio listeners have the same inner peace regardless of the number of broadcast media. Teaches respect for time and calm listening. It says that it is important to listen before speaking. Listening is understanding, giving place to different voices. When this listening culture is strong, social interactions are healthy. Moreover, man becomes passive while looking at anything. He can do nothing but stare. He is active and alert while listening to the same. He visualizes the information he hears while doing his work. This freedom is what makes radio unique.

Radio is an egalitarian platform. Education, wealth, age... none of these are barriers to becoming a listener. How many inches, how much clarity, which company... all these are irrelevant. The radio is the same whether in a rickshaw or a luxury car. That's happiness. That's the belief. Once upon a time, people used to rely on radio for weather information, advice for padi panta taluk, market prices... in villages. The scene of farmers working in the field while listening to the radio under a tree or cut a reed is familiar. Radio teaches a slowness even in the city life of Urukula Run. It does not rush us, nor can we rush it. Words are worthless on the radio. Because there are no faces in it. That is why the words are used. Humor should be sensitive, criticism balanced, information accurate. It is this moral discipline that makes radio a reliable medium. The same depth is seen in music broadcasts. The radio doesn't have a playlist we like, we have to listen to the songs they play. However, in the midst of the latest hits, an unexpected melody is heard. Makes the mind wander in bliss. That is why radio is a nostalgia for many people!

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