02
Jul
09

House rules on the air

If you take part in any WHYS broadcast there are a few things that you can expect from us, and a few things that we ask of you in return. Here’s how it works.

BEFORE YOU GO ON AIR

- We’ll have at least one and sometimes more conversations with you before going on air. This gives us a chance to find out more about your opinions and experiences, and it also gives you a chance to ask any questions that you may have ahead of taking part.

WHEN YOU’RE ON AIR

- We’ll make sure you are given a proper opportunity to express yourself. You can expect to be spoken to courteously and respectfully by the presenter and the other guests.

- We want the show to be a conversation, so please no speeches. Rather make one point, or share one experience and let the others taking part respond to what you have to say. You may well get further opportunities to add to what you’ve said later in the show.

- Feel free to speak to each other directly. You don’t need to wait for the presenter to ask you into the conversation.

- By all means challenge and respond to what others say, but please be respectful of other’s opinions and their right to express them.

- Be yourself! WHYS exists to hear from people all over the world just as you are. Don’t do anything differently because you’re on the BBC.

AND AFTERWARDS…
…if you have any questions or issues that you want to raise with us about your experience on the air, you’re welcome to contact us.


7 Responses to “House rules on the air”


  1. 1 James
    July 4, 2009 at 08:18

    After just a few weeks of listening here in Indiana on WFYI Indianapolis. I see the reason for the reading of house rules . And I agree that you should continue to read them.
    James from Anderson Indiana USA

  2. July 4, 2009 at 22:05

    This is partially agreeable.
    When we have absolute freedom to write our sayings on these colums,you have some indpendent rights to frame rules,ie.,House rules on the air.
    Each country will separate press,electronic media code for their protection against foreign bad elements,some cultural rules for smooth running of their governments.
    Always Give and Take policies to be adopted for mutual benefits and for mutual co-operation for running the organisations.
    I welcomed it.

  3. 3 Dennis Junior
    July 6, 2009 at 05:08

    Excellent House Rules…Thanks for putting them on the record…
    ~Dennis Junior~

  4. 4 skip seibel
    July 10, 2009 at 18:44

    americans not responding to what the african speakers are saying? perhaps we are content to have mr. obama speak for us.

  5. 5 Maingi from kenya
    August 5, 2009 at 05:51

    Great rules!!

  6. August 5, 2009 at 08:27

    Hi,
    Thanks for publishing of my comments.
    Your House rules on the air is acceptable to many viewers.
    Still,you can bring lot of events from third world countries
    After seeing all your latest world news either from radio,TV ,websites,i should be in a easy position to write comments on the spot.
    with best wishes.,

  7. 7 Nelson Isibor
    September 2, 2009 at 12:44

    It would be great if this link and blog house rules can be included in the daily email. Frankly some people never bother to read either of them from the blog.


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