How to Write a Radio Serial Drama for Social Development- PDF
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140 Chapter Nine: Interactivity and Enter-Educate <strong>Drama</strong><br />
Services Brings Reward Page 3 of 3<br />
Episode #17 Draft: #3<br />
<strong>Write</strong>r: Rameshwar Shrestha Date: May 15, 1995<br />
42. KAMALA: Right now I am supposed <strong>to</strong> be on my way <strong>to</strong> see someone in<br />
the next village. Let’s talk again another day, sitting here<br />
<strong>to</strong>gether. But now I must go. (MOVING OFF<br />
MICROPHONE) Good-bye.<br />
43. FX. WATER FLOWING IN RIVER. UPAND OUT.<br />
44. BINOD (HOST):<br />
Respected health worker friends, we have just heard a<br />
discussion between Kamala and three village school girls. In<br />
her usual, gentle way, Kamala was helping them understand<br />
their growing bodies. Health worker friends, we can be very<br />
helpful <strong>to</strong> young people in OUR villages by encouraging<br />
them <strong>to</strong> understand their growing bodies. Let’s see if we can<br />
recall some of the important in<strong>for</strong>mation that Kamala gave<br />
the girls. Tell me, health worker friends, what did she tell<br />
them is the age at which puberty begins<br />
45. PLR 02<br />
46. BINOD: Thirteen or fourteen. That’s right. Now tell me, what are<br />
four changes in the girl’s body that we should tell them<br />
about<br />
47. PLR 05<br />
48. BINOD: Breast development; hair growth under the arms and<br />
between the legs; a deepening of the voice; the onset of<br />
menstruation. Yes. Perhaps you gave them in a different<br />
order, but that is not important. Just so long as we remember<br />
<strong>to</strong> mention all these changes. Kamala gave a very clear<br />
explanation of menstruation, <strong>to</strong>o. She said that every month<br />
the female body prepares a place in the uterus where a baby<br />
could grow. So tell me, what did she say happens if<br />
pregnancy does not occur<br />
49. PLR: 02<br />
50. BINOD: The prepared place is shed. That’s right. The prepared place<br />
is shed from the body in about two weeks. I liked the analogy<br />
she used, <strong>to</strong>o. Tell me “if you recall it” what was that<br />
analogy<br />
51. PLR: 05<br />
52. BINOD: “As we prepare food <strong>for</strong> a guest, so the uterus prepares a thick<br />
bed where a baby could grow.” Perhaps we can all remember<br />
that analogy and use it ourselves when we are discussing<br />
puberty with our clients. “As we prepare food <strong>for</strong> a guest, so<br />
the uterus prepares a thick bed where a baby could grow.”<br />
53. Oh, but look, Kamala is returning <strong>to</strong> the health post. I<br />
wonder if she met the person she was going <strong>to</strong> visit.<br />
At this point, the program crosses back <strong>to</strong> the drama, and <strong>to</strong> a<br />
scene in the village.