A história do tempo presente nas ondas de rádio: especificidades das narrativas radiofônicas em tempo real

Abstract

In this paper, we have as main objective identify the specificities of the narratives configured by the radio. Therefore, we take as an empirical object the radio coverage brodcasted by Rádio Gaúcha for the Case of “Rodado”, a traffic accident that killed four indigenous girls in Estrela, city in the inland of Rio Grande do Sul’s state, in October 2015. We based our reflection on the concept of narrative, understanding it as a theoretical and methodological contribution to the study of journalism. Thus, we used in this study, as a reference method, the Critical Narrative Analysis (MOTTA, 2013), applied to the analysis of six radio programs broadcasted on October 19, 2015. The results of the research point to a narrative characterized mainly by factors such as fragmentation, instantaneity, and use of reiterations, inclusion of “backstage scenes” and the participation of listeners.