1.Build a small portfolio / demo Make a few sample recordings maybe short health-talk segments, or interviews of people in your community. Even if you don’t have fancy equipment, using a phone + free editing software is enough to show your voice and style. Share via social media, WhatsApp groups, etc., to get feedback and practice. 2. Reach out to local radio stations Visit radio stations near you, talk to producers or program managers. Ask if they have opportunities for guest speakers, interns, or show-hosts especially in health or public awareness programs.Sometimes there are health segments or morning shows that need people who can speak simply and clearly about topics. 3. Network / collaborate with existing podcasts Volunteer to be a guest, help with editing, or script writing. This gains experience and connections.Even if you don’t start as the “voice,” working behind the scenes can open doors to speaking on air.