One positive of COVID-19 for radio has been the coming together of stations to support each other at what is a difficult time. We are seeing smaller stations being supported by other players in the market; content sharing and new resources being produced to avoid mis-information. This week, we look at the BBC, UNESCO and patronage

Matt Deegan, Creative Director of Folder Media and station manager at the children's radio station Fun Kids UK, provides us with some thoughts on working from home and producing content for a kids station during the quarantine and some listening tips!      

  In mid-March 2020, Denmark was shut down by Coronavirus. In the radio programme 'Quarantine on P3 - Live from the apartment', host Pelle Peter Jencel sets out to bring together a team of artists, songwriters and producers to put words and music into the situation the whole country is suddenly in. Together and

As the world adjusts to the realities of COVID-19, the Radio industry is also seeing some fantastic adaptations in the event space. The ability to learn about the industry today, hear from experts and understand how new technologies in radio are revolutionising content creation are vital to the on-going success of radio

First online Serbian radiodays success In the middle of April (15th-16th) RAB Serbia hosted a virtual meeting for 100 broadcasters from Balkan countries who discussed variety of topics related to the pandemic and media, impact on commercial campaigns and programming, challenges of remote working and usage of language in crisis. Talking about language, Italian

In this week's Radiodays Europe archive video, WNYC Studio's Emily Botein & Paula Szuchman touch on the importance of the audience in story telling - a concept that is more relevant than ever in today's media landscape. Enjoy! WNYC: Studios Audience Stories are Our Stories by Emily Botein & Paula Szuchman, Vice Presidents, On-Demand Content, WYNC

As we explore the theme of mental health this week, here are some podcasts you can listen to while working from home. All centred around issues of mental health and thinking, the podcasts will provide tips and tricks for positive thinking during this period. Happy listening! Mental Illness Happy Hour The Mental Illness Happy

A number of radio funds are being created around the world to support those who work in the radio and audio sector who are facing difficult or uncertain times as a result of COVID-19. The coherence and unity of organisations across the industry to support those who need assistance is a positive

Broadcasting from home has become a reality for professionals around the world. A year ago, it was something broadcasters rarely attempted, and now it is a daily scenario. Working from home promotes a 24/7 approach to work-life, as our homes are now our on-air, live stations and it becomes more difficult to create

As always, we aim to bring you the top trending COVID-19 podcasts so that you can sort fact from fiction and stay informed. This week, we take you to the United States (in English & Spanish) and the United Kingdom. COVID-19 What you need to know - ABC Each weekday, ABC News answers your