Wiki Campus Radio/PSA

This page is workspace for example PSA's based on those that might air on radio or podcast media.

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A moment of absence..

...could become a life-time.

(with authority) Think! Driver Inattention Kills!'

2
A moment of absence..

... could became a life-time

(with authority) Think! Driving needs your attention.

Shock of his life.
Fred thought he knew better than the regulations,

He got the (pause)

Shock of his life.

(With authority) Don't mess with High Voltage!

Single Dollar (2011-10-29)
A single dollar?

Is that what a life is worth? A single measly dollar?

Life isn't cheap, A battery is.

Check your smoke alarm.

Wood Burning 1 (2011-10-29)
It's that time of year?

Thinking of clearing the garden?

Make sure it's only the rubbish you clear!

(with Authority) FIRE KILLS! Keep Bonfires under close supervision!

' I don't like to pry:'
Female Voice: 

I don't like to pry, but .. this week...

Did you hear about Mr Smith at No 42? Well, it comes as a shock ... I mean we didn't know about the fall... and he'd only gone up to check the gutters..

or Mrs Jones in the close... You know heart murmer.. Nasty business really... Found her in the kitchen apparently... 3 Days.... and no-one heard a word...

Oh and then there's Dave.. Young loveable but bonkers dave... Forgets his pills ... You'd have thought someone would have noticed... But Dave's well Dave...

Fred over the road.. Fought in Korea ... fancy him trusting the man saying he'd won the lottery. .. Not all there these days they say...

I mean, I don't like to pry...

VO: Be a good neighbour! Don't be scared to ask vulnerable neighbours if they are OK.

"Mrs Smith doesn't get vistors..."
Mrs Smith is fine, she doesn't get vistors, Her husband's dead, the children away, and the gas meter read, last tues-day.

Except Mrs Smith isn't fine... because Mrs Smith could be dying..

Mrs Smith is fine, she doesn't get vistors, the bin-men keep to the path and don't pry, Papers none since years long gone by...

Except Mrs smith isn't fine... because Mrs Smith could be dying...

Mrs Smith is fine, She doesn't get visitors, The neighbours next door, keep themselves, Over the road doesn't delve..

Except Mrs Smith isn't fine... because Mrs Smith could be dying...

The small step down to get the mail. The dizzy spell that made her so pale.. The house is so quiet, The house is so still.

Mrs Smith isn't fine, Mrs Smith doesn't get visitors... anymore... VO: Be a good neighbour! Don't be afraid to check on vulnerable neighbours..

One puff (from IRC)
One puff, and your'e so adult. One puff and you are cool, Yet many puffs will take their toll, as the grasp expands with each one you roll. A lung pitch black, a wheezing pain, is this really such a gain? Discolored teeth in weary smiles, Could you walk those needed miles? And the firey imp is always there, the match, the lighter an evil pair! Step back, I say from this doom Cast out the smoke filled, toxic gloom. VO: Keep the Horrors for Halloween. - Smoking KILLS !

Last Cigarette
(Narration) Fred thought he was careful...

He'd locked up

Put the gas out

Turned off the heater...

In bed he smoked a last cigarette, before he drifted into a thoughtful slumber.

Fire KILLS. Put it out, Right Out!

Fog
(incomplete) Fog is out upon the roads.

Movement can seem like a dream, but there will be no wake-up scream.

Kill you speed, not someone's child beware of others not so mild.

Fog is out upon the roads.

VO 2: Think! Driving in fog needs extra care.

Heatwave
Issue : Some simple advice for heatwave weather...

Script
The sun is out to shine, It's going to be fine. The sun is out to shine, It's going to be fine.

Be sure you've got some shade, some spot where the shadows can be layed. Be sure you've got some shade, some spot where the shadows can be layed. And cover up that parked car, a sunshade will go far. And cover up that parked car, a sunshade will go far.

Keep the clothing loose and long, and you won't go far wrong. Keep the clothing loose and long, and you won't go far wrong. Wear a nice brimed hat, or perhaps that baseball cap Wear a nice brimed hat, or perhaps that baseball cap

The sun is out to shine, It's going to be fine. The sun is out to shine, It's going to be fine.

Be sure to watch the fluid flow, don't end up in a low Be sure to watch the fluid flow, don't end up in a low And if you overheat, re-consider that epic feat. And if you overheat, re-consider that epic feat.

The sun is out to shine, It's going to be fine. The sun is out to shine, It's going to be fine.

Use Water Responsibly
VO:'
 * Do you remember the Summer of '76?

VO:
 * Standpipes on the streets

VO:
 * Water on ration.

VO:
 * If a prolonged drought were to occur in Britain.

VO:
 * The nightmare could happen again..

VO:
 * Imagine,(pause)
 * Trains and Buses, dusty from their work.(pause)
 * The workforce idle because the factories can't be cleaned. (pause)
 * Swimming pools empty, and playing fields turning brown. (pause)
 * No fountains, cascades or water-falls. (pause)
 * No ice in the cocktail shaker. (pause)

VO:
 * This could all happen in a drought.

VO:
 * In extremis, ALL non-essential water use could be curtailed and public supplies rationed.

VO:
 * This nightmare can be avoided.

VO:
 * Use Water responsibly. Don't Waste it!

Water use (Leaks 1)
VO:
 * If you leaked blood, you'd seek assistance.
 * (enforcing ) So fix that dripping tap now !

VO:'
 * Water. Don't Waste it..

Water Use ( Leaks 2)
VO:
 * If your arteries burst, you'd call a Doctor.
 * Burst pipes waste water, and can cause serious damage.


 * (enforcing) - Check your pipes and get them fixed - TODAY!

VO:'
 * Water. Don't Waste it.

Stay Away from the Edge
Issue : Waterways Safety

(Note this is directly influenced by a famous PIF narrated by Donald Plesance.) VO(Narration): I am the spirit of waterways past. Yet I still see the fools, in foolish mis-venture cast

The revellers afloat, or even aside, If not with sense, with my embrace shall em-bide?

The misplaced footing, the balance that slipped. And into my chill, the inebriate dipped.

The child, so playful and without supervised care, Badly in my dark waters, will fair..

A swimmer I spy, yet in my embrace he could die. The rubbish below, a fever to-go?

As to my depth, could I have perhaps lied? And what of the currents, or even a tide?

This said there are those who don't need this re-told. Following as ever a long e-stablished code.

I am the spirit of waterways past. Yet I still see the fools, in misadventure cast VO: (authortative) 'Stay SAFE Near Waterways this summer!'

A cold Embrace?
(female voice) I am the spirit of an old lonely pond, and with reveller unwary I will be bond.

I'm moderately remote, but not out of the way, and seemingly solid, on a cold winter's day

But the fool and his arrogant pride into my depths, I shall be their bride!

The center crack'd up in cricle deepn'ng As uncatious fellow sinking and scream'ng!

But no gentle lady, can I claim to be for my embrace, the last they shall see.

And cold are my arms, around them env-elope And with that could any life cope?

I am the spirit of an old lonely pond, and with reveller unwary I will be bond.

I'm moderately remote, but not out of the way, and seemingly solid, on a ..cold .. winter's .. day VO: Frozen ponds can be thinner than you think!

Tractors mate, don't overtake
If you are stuck in a queue... wait, don't overtake.

Don't crash. Oncoming traffic can come faster than you think

is it worth risking your life to save a few minutes?

If you see farm vehicles, Think!

 Arthur Kerensa (discuss • contribs) 21:15, 10 December 2017 (UTC)

Go with the herd?
If you get caught by a herd ... wait, don't overtake.

That dumb animal is smarter than you think,

Is it worth risking your life to save a few minutes?

If you see livestock, Think! ShakespeareFan00 (discuss • contribs) 21:19, 10 December 2017 (UTC)

1.
Don't get to close to cliffs

Underwater rocks are further out than they look

Before you sink, Think !

Arthur Kerensa (discuss • contribs) 21:31, 10 December 2017 (UTC)

2.
Cliffs you can see.

Submerged rocks ,reefs, and wrecks you can't

Always check your charts, aids and sense.

Before you sink, Think! ShakespeareFan00 (discuss • contribs) 21:46, 10 December 2017 (UTC)

NB: Next one mostly aimed at recreational boaters, the professional mariners alreayd have stringent regulations and codes of practise.

3.
A "drunk in charge" is nobody's friend.

Don't let a simple drink ruin a trip!

Before you sink, Think. ShakespeareFan00 (discuss • contribs) 21:46, 10 December 2017 (UTC)

4.
A warning offshore, A fool to ignore.

Weather forecasts are not for someone else.

Before you sink, Think! 21:50, 10 December 2017 (UTC)

5. Old Shanty
(Shanty Sung Starts Jovially but shifts towards minor key as it progresses) What shall we do with a Drunken Sailor? What SHALL we do with a Drunken Sailor? What shall we do with a Drunken Sailor? Ear-ly in the morning!

Let him be merry, because they seem sober, Let him be merry, because they seems sober, Let him be merry, because they seems sober?

Keep him ashore, because he had too many, Keep him ashore, because he had too many, Keep him ashore, because he had too many! Ear-ly in the morning!

Keep'em in the lock-up for two months clear, Keep'em in the lock-up for two months clear, Keep'em in the lock-up for two months clear! Ear-ly in the morning.

(shift to minor key in music and melancholy/somber voice) Pull him out blue, by the har-bours wall Pull him out blue, by the har-bours wall Pull him out blue, by the har-bours wall Ear-ly in the morning!

VO (with authority): A "Drunken sailor" is always safest ashore. VO: Before you sink, Think!

Lonely Building
Issue : Condemned buildings - Keep Out!

Script
VO1 I am the building at the end of the street. I am the derelict, abandoned, asleep.

Yet I am the trap, that will catch the fool, waiting to ensnare those trying to be cool.

The old beams and thus floor that could give way, the stairs and landing to the ground violently sway.

So DO heed the signs so often ignored. and reject the stupidity into the mix poured.

Some think of such stark warnings in an ignorant jest, but they will come shortly   to an in-finite rest.

I am the building at the end of the street I am the derelict, abandoned asleep.

VO2:
 * Keep the Horrors at Home !
 * Stay OUT of Condemned buildings!

Dark night
Issue : Visibility at night.

Script
VO1:

I am the night, I am the dark.. I am a danger, The consequence Stark!

Drivers pass through me, maybe with care? . So be-wary stranger, if in-to me dare.

The cyclist I hide, if no brightness applied. And to how many travellers have faulty lamps lied?

The traveller on foot - easy to snare. Unless reflective and visible, yeah.

The motorist driver easier still, Unless sound judgement applied over thrill.

I am the night, I am the dark.. I am a danger, I can leave a mark.

Drivers pass through me, maybe with care? . So be-wary stranger, if into me you dare.

VO2:
 * Keep the Horrors at Home!
 * Think! Be seen in the Dark!

Silent Killer
Issue : Carbon Monoxide poisoning from faulty propane/gas appliances.

Script
I'm called the silent killer, a master of my art. and hopefully this poem, shall some sense impart.

No one has yet seen me, only the resultant fall, sleeping victims, as always in my deadly enthral.

No sound to wake them, to my pres-en-ting form and no odour to sense, my approach in-bound borne.

A mystic sleep I will cause, no dread upon the souls. Just like the poor canary, deep down in mined out holes.

I will tend to choke them slowly, A poison in their blood, As I shall continue, and into their lungs I flood.

The oldest and the youngest into my grasp if nothing done, and without some attention, my will, it shall become.

Some claim they'll know me, action will not impart. But then I'm the silent killer, a master of my art....

Carbon Monoxide KILLS! Get your appliances checked regularly!

Don't Walk!
Issue : Jaywalking

Script
Notes: This is intended to be a 'Jazz Singer' type singer, and could utilise call-response. Hey listen brother, Listen good Cause this song heed you should

When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! But when it says Walk you can be on you way When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! But when it says Walk you can be on you way

The city cars are mighty fast So stop until the danger past When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! But when it says Walk on your way for sure

When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! But when it says Walk you can be on you way

The signs they may seem tedious But still, they mean serious When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! But when it says Walk cross you can at will

When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! When the sign says Don't Walk - Don't Walk! But when it says Walk you can be on you way

The Freeze
Status : Ready for test recording Issue: Cold Weather, really more to do with ice, than snow..

Script
Notes: This was not RP English, but Regional (Think Archers accent or simmilar)

I'm known by many a name. Jack frost be one the same. I'm also known as the freeze so respect me if you please.

Working outside in my time o'year my icy hand you need not fear Wrap-up warm, and my chill, you com-bat-ate with skill.

The hearth-en home warp as well for heat it does not dwell, Toward the cooler it will lead unless it's path, you should impede.

Now pipes, be a specialty of mine, in weather clear, and frost so fine, So lag them up if needs may must, as ice sha-tter metal and rust.

I am known by many a name Jack Frost be one the same. I'm also known as the freeze so respect me if you please.

Wikimedia
PSA's related to Wikimedia matters...

Ideas:


 * Minority outreach?

Resorces

 * AD Council - Official site, (Browse campaigns) Organisation that helps produce PSA's in the US, (The adverts it distributes are not necessarily licensing compatible with Wikimedia projects though).


 * http://www.uscgboating.org/
 * http://www.uscgboating.org/command/resource.htm