The phrase "affairs radio" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to broadcasting or discussions about various affairs, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The station's affairs radio segment covers political and social issues every morning."
Alternatives: "current affairs broadcast" or "news radio segment".
You don't make good public affairs radio by having everyone agree with you".
She has also been editor of foreign affairs radio and the bi-media editor for home current affairs.
The BBC said its head of news gathering, Fran Unsworth, and Ceri Thomas, the editor of the current affairs radio program "Today," would fill in for the executives who stepped aside.
Bill: It was Jan . 17 , 1980and I was in New York speaking on a public affairs radio show about policy issues like rent control, welfare reform, school reforms.
My own impression, from many hours of listening to current affairs radio programmes, is that its journalists are bending over backwards to be impartial, giving equal time to both sides and challenging each with the other's arguments.
The Ministry of Communications released a bill of particulars against a popular morning current affairs radio program, AM, citing 68 examples of what it contended was biased coverage during the conflict in Iraq.
But I must also admit that I mostly keep up to date with current affairs through radio – mostly Radio 4, but also Radio 5 Live, which has great political coverage.
Many of the remainder are tapes of "America's Town Meeting of the Air," a public-affairs radio program broadcast live from the theater from 1935 to 1956.
The BBC said its head of news gathering, Fran Unsworth, and Ceri Thomas, the editor of the current-affairs radio program "Today," would fill in for Ms. Boaden and Mr. Mitchell.
He also writes articles and books, and, for over a decade, hosted current-affairs radio shows on Ireland's biggest stations.
Helen Boaden, BBC director of news, has overall editorial and managerial responsibility for UK-wide and global news and current affairs on radio, television and online.
