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Web series “Tempo de Rádio” celebrates Minas’ radio legacy

All seven episodes of the acclaimed docuseries “Tempo de Rádio” are now free to watch on YouTube and the official website. The audiovisual project celebrates the radio heritage of Minas Gerais, recognizing radio as a cultural treasure in Brazil. Created by Rodrigo Mitre and coordinated by Luciana Salles, the project was made possible through the State Cultural Incentive Law, sponsored by CEMIG and supported by Rádio Itatiaia, Rede Minas, and Rádio Inconfidência. Featuring testimonials from icons such as Acir Antão, Bob Faria, Eduardo Costa, and Tutti Maravilha, the docuseries mixes archival footage and exclusive interviews to reconstruct radio’s evolution — from its beginnings to the digital era. It highlights journalism, music, entertainment, and the emotional connection between radio and listeners.
“We want this content to be accessible to everyone — researchers, students, and listeners — as a living record of our history,” says Rodrigo Mitre.

Education and memory

The project also released free educational booklets that expand on the topics covered in the series. Aimed at teachers and students, the materials include interactive exercises and reflections on radio’s role as both a tool of civic education and a cultural heritage medium.

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Web series: Tempo de Rádio Where to watch: www.tempoderadio.com.br and YouTube (@tempoderadio) Access: Free Educational booklets: Available on the official website Sponsorship: CEMIG – State Cultural Incentive Law Partnership: Rádio Itatiaia Support: Rádio Inconfidência, Rede Minas General coordination: Luciana Salles Cultural Management Produced by: Mitre; AMA – Ano Mineiro das Artes; TEM – Turismo, Experiências e Mineiridade; Minas Cultura e Turismo; Government of Minas Gerais Photo: Press release
Web series “Tempo de Rádio” celebrates Minas’ radio legacy
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Web series “Tempo de Rádio” celebrates Minas’ radio legacy
Photo: Courtesy
Web series “Tempo de Rádio” celebrates Minas’ radio legacy
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