Vozes do Jaguaribe : um podcast de histórias atravessadas pelo rio.

Abstract

This report presents and describes the production stages of the podcast "Vozes do Jaguaribe," a series of three episodes that narrate stories shaped by the Jaguaribe River. The goal of this project is to highlight the Jaguaribe River as an urban element of the capital city of João Pessoa and its significance within the city. Additionally, it aims to recognize the struggle of social movements for territory and the environment as a collective effort. This work includes a theoretical foundation on expanded radio, podcasts, and conceptions of environmental journalism, and it details the stages of the product's creation. The first episode covers the river's length and its relationship with the city of João Pessoa. The second episode focuses on the residents of the riverside community of São Rafael and their connection with the river. The third episode examines the current urbanization process of João Pessoa and presents alternatives to change the degradation scenario. The first episode is 9 minutes and 28 seconds long, the second is 11 minutes and 30 seconds, and the third is 11 minutes and 40 seconds, totaling approximately 32 minutes. All episodes have been made available in a Google Drive folder. Finally, it is understood that this research contributes to the study of expanded radio and in-depth environmental journalism.