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Radio Show Project Plan

3 min readNov 8, 2025

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Rhetorical context

What are your purposes and goals for this project (define at least 3)?

  • To provide information about found poetry
  • To explain how poetry can be applied beyond entertainment
  • To share the work of various poets

Who is your audience?

  • My audience is the general public, more specifically, anyone who listens to WVCR 88.3

What is your context?

  • Informative radio show about found poetry

How do these factors play a role and what and how you will compose?

  • Because my radio show is meant for the public, I hope to write my script in a way that is easily understandable with no extensive knowledge of poetry needed

Genre

What genre are you composing in?

  • Informative radio show

What are the rhetorical strategies that composers need to use for their sound writing to be identified as a piece in that genre?

  • Composers need to remain informative while using clear, engaging language and model their script as a conversation

What are some of the “optional” rhetorical moves people make in the genre?

  • Making an argument to share information

Structure and organization
What structure might you imagine for this audio project?

  • I plan to use the solo/monologue podcast format

How might you organize your content?

  • I plan to organize my content somewhat similarly to how I would for a presentation or paper, with a clear introduction to what I researched, an argument, and a conclusion

Audio assets

What kind of audio do you need to collect?

  • I need to record myself reading off my script. I also hope to find a clip of an interview with an artist who has worked with found poetry.

Where and how will you collect these audio assets?

  • I will have my voice recorded in the studio. To find an interview or a reading of a poem, I plan to use sources from our Canvas site, such as Penn Sound, Ubu Web, and Jacket 2

How and where will you organize these assets?

  • I will organize my audio assets with a website that stores recordings and allows me to edit them

Research assets

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What are your 2 secondary research essays?

What are at least 3 other text sources you plan to use to support your claims?

Deadlines

What do you need to get done and by what date?

  • I need to have this project plan completed by 11/7, a script written by 11/14, revisions by 11/21, process notes by 12/5, and recordings by 12/8

What days and times will you devote to this project?

  • Class time on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, as well as during the weekend

The Journalist’s questions

Looking at the 5 “W’s” and 1 “H” below, are there any you haven’t answered yet in your plan? If so, answer them here.

Who will contribute to the project and support you in composing it?

  • Dr. Belflower and my classmates will give me feedback to help me improve my radio show as I am composing it

What do you need to know and gather?

  • I need to gather more information about the found poetry form itself, as well as some of its applications and artists who have worked with the form

When is it due, and when will you carve out time to do it?

  • Different portions of this assignment have different due dates, but the final assignment should be completed by 12/8. I will try to efficiently use class time and divide my time outside of class throughout the week to work on this project.

Where will it be heard, and by whom?

  • WVCR 88.3, by the general public

Why is this project important?

  • This project is important because it will share information about found poetry, and it is a good learning experience to grow my appreciation for the form.

How will you carry out the various aspects of the plan?

  • I will use my sources, properly divide my time and tasks, and ask for help when I need it

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Naveen Mufti
Naveen Mufti

Written by Naveen Mufti

Hi, I'm a Biology major at Siena!