GREEN SAFE PODCAST SCRIPT

EPISODE 1

Sigtune - Wonsom by Uncle Ato

Introduction of Program and Host

Hey everyone, this is Green Safe, your afternoon podcast show, where discussions on the environment happen. Today, we take a look at Vehicular Oil and the Environment. Discussing this is an Automotive engieneer, Mr. Calvin Mensah of Cal's Auto Garage. To know more, do stay with me.

Break with continuation of mentals

Welcome note

Welcome back, and Welcome sir

Synopsis

1. What is Vehicular Oil?

2. Is it the only oil that performs this function on a vehicle?

Is Vehicular Oil for all automobile devices?

3. What about motorbikes?

4. Why must drivers change their Vehicular or Engine Oil at all?

5. What is the best duration for Vehicular Oil changing?

Ans: If you are a commercial worker 4:25s to 4:30s then cut to 4:32to 5:!7s

6. Failure to do this means?

Outro: you've known what vehicular oil is today and why you need it in maintaining your vehicle. Join us same time next week at 1.p.m in knowing it's negative impact on the environment. Discussing this, is Mr. Godson Cudjoe Voado, The Director of The Human Settlement Unit of the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA.

You can listen to this podcast again on oilpollutioncombatgh.blogspot.com. Do keep well.

 

EPISODE 2

Sigtune - Wonsom by Uncle Ato

Introduction of Program and Host

Hello there everyone, this is Green Safe, your afternoon podcast show, where discussions on the environment. Today, we continue with our series on Vehicular Oil and the Environment. We’re looking at its negative impacts on the environment, in terms of disposal and what the law says. Discussing this is Mr. Godson Cudjoe Voado, Director, the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Human Settlement Unit. To know more, do stay with me. I am, Sarah Naa Merley Attoh, but you can call me Sarlymenz.

Welcome note

Synopsis

  1. What does the Environmental Protection Agency stand for?
  2. What is the extent of environmental degradation as a result of vehicular oil pollution?

Outro: it’s our call as drivers and engineers to keep the environment safe for all. Join us same time next week, in advocating for change.

You can listen to this podcast again on oilpollutioncombatgh.blogspot.com. Do keep well.

 

EPISODE 3

Sigtune - Wonsom by Uncle Ato

Introduction of Program and Host

Hey there everyone, it’s Tuesday afternoon and time for your favorite afternoon podcast show, Green Safe. Today we shall end with EPA’s vision for Ghana’s automotive industry on Spent Vehicular Oil. I am, Sarah Naa Merley Attoh, aka Sarlymenz. With me is Mr. Godson Cudjoe Voado, The Director of The Human Settlement Unit of the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA. Welcome sir…

Synopsis

1.My listeners and I are very much appreciative of your time sir. In our last episode, you made mention of EPA’s plans in regulating proper disposal of used vehicular oil. Let’s hear more on that.

2. Like the telecommunications and Momo Vendors, can EPA license the bicycle collectors of used vehicular oil?

Outro: today ends our series on vehicular oil and the environment. Do tune in to Green Safe Podcasts, where discussions on the environment happen. You can listen to this podcast again on oipollutioncombatgh.blogspot.com. Remember, be part of the solution. Not the pollution. Do keep well.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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