The radio programme is now aired Monday and Wednesday with an omnibus on Saturday with back-to-back episodes. Plots revolve around 3 major settings in order to appeal to a wide range of audiences: urban ( a wealthy city littered with crime, loneliness, promiscuity and drug trafficking), peri-urban (a location with a myriad of problems including poverty, poor housing, and inadequate social services), and rural (a culturally conservative village which has a few individuals working together in order to change it). Characters move in and out of these locales as they try to negotiate their place in the world.

HIV/AIDS, Women's Rights, Sexual & Reproductive Health, Family Equity, Community action, Teen Pregnancy, Female Circumcision, Family Planning.

Population Communications International (PCI) is working with a team of local researchers and intended to implement a monitoring plan for evaluation purposes beginning in January 1999.