How do you get into radio? What do you need to learn and be able to do to succeed in modern radio? "Radio Journalism" tells you what you need and shows you how to do it. For example, how are interviews conducted or sound reports made? How is writing done for radio, and how is it moderated? How are radio news segments created, texts spoken, or music titles selected? How is cross-media work done in radio? This standard manual for radio training provides practical guidance on the entire radio practice. It describes all training opportunities and offers practical tips for internships, apprenticeships, and traineeships in radio. The authors are mostly successful radio professionals themselves, many of whom also teach at journalism schools, universities, and other training institutions.