PODCAST
Youth Connection
by WADR
Every week WADR airs this half-hour magazine designed with the youth in mind, bringing up issues that affect youths and soliciting positive suggestions to improve the condition of the African youths, including provision of education, employment creation and an environment that contributes to their wellbeing, proper growth and development. It is also a vehicle for the West African youth to convey their concerns and share their common experiences across national frontiers.
Episodes
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The young Africans redefining fashion and modeling
In this edition of Take the Lead, we dive into the vibrant world of fashion and modeling, focusing on the role young people play in shaping trends and redefining style. Join us as we explore how modeling offers a thrilling career path for youth, allowing them to express their creativity,...
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How music shapes young lives - Take the Lead
In this episode of Take the Lead, we delve into the profound role music plays in young people's lives. Music, defined by Merriam-Webster as vocal, instrumental, or mechanical sounds with rhythm, melody, or harmony, is more than just a pastime for the youth—it’s a favorite hobby alongside gaming,...
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The Skill of Public Speaking- Take the Lead
Public speaking, also known as oratory, involves delivering speeches to live audiences on a wide range of topics. This practice has deep historical roots, with ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius being a significant figure in its study. Confucius emphasized the transformative power of words,...
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Early Marriage: Obstacle to Harnessing Girls Future Potential- Take the Lead
According to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, UNICEF, there are 650 million girls and women alive today who were married before age 18,3 and despite recent declines in child marriage – from 25% to 19% between 2008 and 20224 – 12 million girls are still married before…
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Effects of Cultural Diversity On Young People In Africa - Take The Lead
In this episode of Take the Lead on West Africa Democracy Radio, we dive into the rich tapestry of cultural diversity across the African continent and its impact on the lives of young people. Hosted by Augustine Kollie, this week’s episode explores how cultural differences shape identities,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Every week WADR airs this half-hour magazine designed with the youth in mind, bringing up issues that affect youths and soliciting positive suggestions to improve the condition of the African youths, including provision of education, employment creation and an environment that contributes to their wellbeing, proper growth and development. It is also a vehicle for the West African youth to convey their concerns and share their common experiences across national frontiers.
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