00:00 You're one of the first ones to start on the radio before the TV break, right?
00:03 Yes, Kim. You're really different when it comes to radio.
00:07 The voices that bring news, truth, and knowledge,
00:11 are known in the story of Joseph Morong.
00:15 5.33, good morning to you, Los Hombisayas and Medanang.
00:20 Their voices wake us up every morning.
00:23 It's clear that there's no excuse.
00:25 China's new map should be a reflection of the 2016 arbitral ruling that was passed in the Philippines.
00:31 Aside from the television, they also bring us information that we should know about yesterday.
00:37 Who are the voices that are being heard on the radio?
00:41 The news can now be brought to you at 5.30 in the morning,
00:47 the 15-year-old radio anchor, Melo Del Prado.
00:51 18 or 19 years old, we were still studying back then,
00:56 we tried to audition on the radio.
00:59 Out of the 200, we were two who passed.
01:02 It was a short time, but it was a big responsibility
01:06 because we should be prepared for every word and information that will be said on the radio.
01:14 The cashless system is a dry run for the dollar.
01:17 The voice behind 24-hour headlines is the multi-awarded radio host, Joel Reyes-Subela.
01:23 I've been in the industry for more than 30 years.
01:27 I just graduated from the Lyceum of the Philippines,
01:30 I auditioned for Radio Veritas, and I got accepted in 1991.
01:40 That's where I started my radio career.
01:43 Meanwhile, the Super Typhoon Goring has reached the 189 million pesos worth of the country.
01:53 When you train on the radio, you can do anything.
01:56 You can do it on TV, you can do it on soc-med, and because the training is different on the radio.
02:01 The women are also fighting for the news.
02:04 This is confirmed by the senior radio correspondent of DZW, Ruena Salvation.
02:10 The Vice President's 2024 budget is estimated at 2.3 billion pesos.
02:17 Ruena started her career in radio broadcasting in 1999.
02:21 Your foundation as a reporter and anchor is different when you become a news writer
02:28 because it's easy to tell stories.
02:30 You know the biggest detail that you should include in every story you tell.
02:36 Aside from being a news anchor, Ruena is also the assistant news manager of AM radio station on GMA.
02:42 When you're an assistant news manager, you already know the guidelines, the protocols,
02:48 the editorial policies of your station.
02:53 So you're more careful when you're an anchor, right?
02:56 At a time when voices can be heard, whether it's on the radio or online,
03:02 here are some tips that you should know.
03:04 We should be the first to know.
03:07 Not the knowledge of the listener, but the news you will report.
03:10 There should always be changes.
03:12 You should know the most important issue of the society,
03:15 not just because of work, but also because of your daily life.
03:20 You have something to know, we all have something to know because this is our country.
03:24 Use your voice correctly and be a good example to the people.
03:29 I'm Joseph Morong, and that is the story you should know.
03:33 [Music]
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