Sentence examples for radio narratives from inspiring English sources

As the station's tagline on its black history radio narratives goes: If you didn't know, now you do.

The director incorporates contemporary newsreels and evocative radio programmes into the narrative, and a red motif runs through the highly stylised film, beginning with a shimmering reflection of a red-encircled swastika in a river beside two oarsmen, one of them the quiet, kindly Hans, the other his friend, the dedicated Nazi Ulrich.

Even if newspapers don't change the minds of the public, argues Tom Felle, lecturer in news and digital journalism at City University in London "they frame the narrative" – talk radio, programmes like Question Time and others pick up and follow the front pages, he says.

Thomas used the radio show as a narrative device to capture the mood of the university.

It strikes me most, however, that it would also be a terrible shame to lose this chance to experience once again the power radio has to create compelling narratives.

When I was 17, as part of the Youth Radio newsroom, I did the narrative voiceovers for a Morning Edition series on National Public Radio called "E-mails from Kosovo".

He personally had been "obsessed" with the story, but wasn't sure how it would work for radio: would it have emotion, characters, narrative?

The key is the film, without which the narrative is just a radio play and the objects revert to props.

The video accompanies a Radio 2 drama, which constructs a narrative around the album's 10 tracks, including Money and The Great Gig In The Sky. Written by Tom Stoppard, the play will be broadcast on Monday 26 August at 22 00 BST.

Public radio, high-end cable and streaming, and narrative nonfiction?

For Republicans, as long as talk radio and basic cable drives the partisan narrative, you will see more of what we experienced in these past weeks.