This informative podcast is the mentor text and the audio hooks the audience by telling the personal story of Norma McCorvey (Jane Roe), which draws listeners in right away. Her struggles with poverty, multiple pregnancies, and her role in a major court case make her story relatable and interesting . This audio incorporates research to explain the story clearly and accurately. The audio uses quotes from court documents, newspapers, and things people involved in the case said. The speakers include numbers, like how many illegal abortions happened or how people felt about abortion back then and the statistics on how unsafe abortions affected women’s health, such as the number of women who died or suffered serious injuries due to illegal procedures .experts like lawyers, historians, or sociologists might talk about what the case meant and why it was important. This mix of personal storytelling, historical background, and legal analysis keeps the audio engaging and educational for the listeners. The primary audience is for listeners interested in social and political issues. The audio ends by discussing the lasting impact of Roe Wade and how the case continues to shape debates over abortion rights in the U.S. It makes clear that the fight was much bigger than just one woman’s story and is part of a larger ongoing struggle for reproductive rights. This audio has a lot of informative information that you can learn from Im considering the informational podcast because I have enough information about music that can keep listeners engaged and learning something new. I will avoid using the same information from my unit 2 and expand my knowledge.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/07/podcasts/the-daily/roe-v-wade-supreme-court.html
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