Radio, a powerful tool for mass communication, has played a pivotal role in shaping societies, influencing policies, and providing a voice for the voiceless since its inception in the early 20th century. Recognizing its significance, UNESCO proclaimed World Radio Day in 2011 to celebrate its impact on public discourse. Since then, February 13 has been dedicated to honoring radio’s contributions across various sectors that range from education, agriculture, social, science, and culture to environment, among others. This year’s theme, ‘Radio and Climate Change,’ tackles the environmental aspect, and highlights the medium’s potential in addressing one of the world’s most pressing challenges. Various stakeholders are thus sharing their views and analysis of how radio is perfoming in fight against climate change. Details with Noel Mkwaila: https://www.capitalradiomalawi.com/2025/02/13/broadcasting-hot-air/ #worldradioday #radioandclimatechange #cfmnews #malawi