Description

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In a post 9/11 world where a few ruthless men and women can use modern technology to create powerful webs of conspiracy, the public voice of radio is needed more than ever. Radio brings little known stories of radio's power to life and revives our faith in the medium as a truly modern tool for social change.

About the Author

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Stephen Sposato is an international economist with more than 25 years of professional experience around the world in international economics, agricultural economics and nutrition, communications outreach, business, and equity finance. He has been specializing in development communication issues for the last five years, with an emphasis on radio. Wm. A. Smith, Executive Vice President at the Academy for Educational Development, directs more than 100 major programs of international development using radio to target poverty, disease, and human development. He has a doctorate in Education and more than 35 years experience in the developing countries of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.