SBS has continued to diversify its products, recently launching a series of daily news podcasts designed specially for English learners and people with disabilities. The new projects focus on producing more easily digestible news content, helping ensure critical information reaches a wider, more diverse audience.
This podcast delivers all of that news in an easily digestible form, helping you better understand what’s happening in the world today. It offers an inclusive platform for listeners seeking to improve their language skills while staying informed about local and global happenings.
SBS is much more than just “News in English.” They are the brains behind the “On the Money” podcast, providing a daily ten-minute wrap-up of the day’s most important finance and business news. It’s produced by SBS finance editor Ricardo Gonçalves. He often goes under the hood of the hottest trends and developments in the financial sector to provide incredible insights and analysis. This is an extremely valuable resource for listeners who want to learn about financial markets and business strategy.
To serve a wide audience, SBS is committed to making these podcasts accessible on multiple platforms. You can catch up with the most recent installments of News in English and On the Money on all your favorite podcasting platforms. This way, they never miss a beat no matter where in the world they are!
With this initiative, SBS shows that it really walks the walk when it comes to master equity. It recognizes the need to provide news resources to people who have difficulty with traditional news channels. Through its provision of content designed specifically for English learners and people with disabilities, SBS supports a more knowledgeable and connected public.
Additionally, these daily news wraps entertain, inspire, and engage. They help to inspire the people that listen to them and keep them connected to the world around them. The podcasts address the need for accessible news, allowing everyone to engage with current events and enhance their understanding of critical issues.
