New Home; New Life drama (NHNL)

The NHNL drama focuses on the daily lives of Afghans within their imaginary families. Its setting is similar to a soap opera, meaning multiple stories run concurrently. Each episode consists of three scenes that explore different storylines. The topics discussed in the drama are based on research conducted in the field.

Peddler’s Bag (PB)

The PB program is for children aged 5 to 9 years. This program is designed like a magazine that empowers children’s mental and language competencies. It is informative for children, featuring sound information, counting, stories, rhymes, and jokes. The peddler plays a central role in this program.

Castle of Thousand Windows (CTW)

This program is produced for youngsters aged 13 to 16 years old. The aim of this program is to explore their interests in social and cultural topics so that they can learn from others’ experiences and improve their own lives. Through the windows in this program, the listeners become familiar with their country and the world.

Stories for Living (SL)

This program is for children aged 9 to 13 years, and it tells them stories about peace and friendship. The topics in this program are chosen based on field research with children, as well as library and online research.

Village Voice (VV)

This program discusses rural people’s problems during interviews with them. Experienced individuals from rural areas and experts in various fields are asked for solutions to these problems. All problems and solutions are discussed in simple language that is understandable to everyone.

Health and Life (HL)

Every Health and Life program discusses a special type of health problem. People share their stories of failure and success with the audiences, and first aid and home remedies for illnesses are shared by people. At the end of the program, the expert doctors tell the listeners about solutions. The program primarily focuses on mothers' and children's health.

Gold in the Dust (GD)

This program mostly has three parts. The program is designed for people who have no jobs and want to start a business but do not know how to start and succeed in business. They will learn from people's experiences of success and failure and can evaluate which methods are beneficial for them. They will also learn in which sector they can invest to earn significant profits. In this program, a computer is a character that plays a significant role in conveying the themes.

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News Letter

The spread of the latest coronavirus disease, COVID-19, around the globe and in Afghanistan during 2020-2021 has impacted us all. People's health, safety, productivity, and everyday routines have been disrupted since then. To address this global health crisis and to help stop the spread of this disease, the Afghan Education Production Organization (AEPO) has implemented...

Disability is not Inability

Afghan Education Production Organization (AEPO) started another radio show in January 2022 under the title "Disability is Not Inability" in cooperation with the Enabled Children Initiative (ECI). Some local radio stations and ECI broadcast a program each month and also publish it on the website, Facebook page, and YouTube of AEPO.

Our Home-Our Class

'Our Home, Our Class (OHOC): Transforming Afghan Homes into Classrooms' is an educational audio and video series for grades 7 to 9, covering lessons from math, physics, chemistry, and biology. Broadcast times are Saturday to Tuesday at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM in Dari and Pashto from Radio Baran in Herat at 98.4 FM, Sharq in Nangarhar at 91.3 FM, Tabasum in Kandahar at 91.2 and 87.5 FM, and Rabia e Balkhi in Balkh at 87.9 FM. Videos are available on YouTube, Telegram, Facebook, and AEPO’s website at www.tajalla.af.