Sagal Radio Services is a community-based non-profit organization which broadcasts weekly radio programs in English, Somali, Swahili, Amharic, Afaan-Oromo and Bhutanese-Nepali. By providing programming in these native languages, Sagal Radio empowers newcomers to overcome the challenges of life in American society and become healthy, active, and informed members of their communities.

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Visiting the Doctor
Jennifer Dilley

Getting sick is part of life. Yet, if a few sick days turn into a week or two, you may need to see a doctor. Even if you do not feel sick, everyone should have a medical checkup annually. Doctors can seem intrusive, uncaring, or just too busy, but this guide can make going to see one a less stressful experience.

How to Set Up a Phone
Gabby Brown

Having a working phone connection is useful for contacting friends and family. It is also important to have a phone connection in case of an emergency. Follow this guide to set up a phone connection in your home or on your cellular phone.

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Select from a wide range of how-to and informative articles on everything from getting a Social Security Number to shopping for cars, groceries, jobs, etc. the smart way!

Sagal Radio Interns:
Episode Three: Story Corps

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Interview with Isse Buralle, of the Djibouti Embassy and Mumin Barre, of Al Qarni Newspaper in Djibouti (In Somali)
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Interview with DeKalb County Superior Court Judge Gregory A. Adams
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Interview with the DeKalb County District Attorney Gwen Keyes Fleming
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**This interview is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and listeners would be encouraged to seek the counsel of an attorney to directly address their concerns.

Preventive Health
Dr. Omar Mohamed (Fulton County Department of Health and Wellness), Dr.Tegga Lendado (leadership and multi-cultural consultant/counselor), Doris Mukangu (president of African Women Health, Education and Empowerment Center), and Thomas Okpaku, Esq. (CEO of Eye on Africa and International Center for African Arts and Culture) discuss public health.

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*Part 1
*Part 2
*Part 3