VOA Indonesian provides a wide variety of news and information programs to the country with the world’s largest Muslim population, the world’s third largest democracy and the world’s fourth largest population overall. Research shows VOA Indonesian reaches more than 47 million people weekly, who say that due to VOA’s balanced and objective reporting, they have a better understanding of America. The service reaches its audience via TV, radio and digital platforms including websites and social media. Over the years, VOA Indonesian has built an extensive TV and radio affiliate network to reach the widest possible audience including that in remote areas.

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Programs and Features

Radio

VOA Aje – A report on life in America for Bens Radio, one of Jakarta’s top stations through Etnikom Network.

Start Your Day with VOA – a 30-minute daily morning news program for the Sindo Radio Network, one of the largest radio networks in Indonesia.

Headline News – A 5-minute news update broadcast 16 times per day, 7 days per week.

VOA Direct Connection – A 1-hour popular culture variety program that airs Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.

VOA Executive Lounge – A 30-minute talk show that targets young professionals airing Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through the PasFM Radio Network and other affiliates.

VOA Kisah Rantau – A segment featuring stories of Indonesian diaspora across the world, airing through CPP Radio Network that also carries other VOA radio programs like VOA Executive Lounge and VOA DC (Direct Connection).

TV

Dunia Kita (Our World) – A weekly half-hour human-interest TV magazine show airing on the first 24-hour news channel in Indonesia, Metro TV. It is VOA Indonesian’s longest-running TV show.

Laporan VOA (VOA Report) – Economic reports for Metro TV’s business newscasts, five days per week.

Kilas VOA (VOA Flash) – A daily one-minute international news flash.

Warung VOA (VOA Cafe) – A weekly 30-minute talk show in Indonesian and Javanese exploring culture and lifestyle for JTV in East Java.

Kecil Tapi Penting (Small, but Important) – a weekly 3-minute feature on customs and habits in America that people take for granted but are unique from Indonesia’s perspective. It airs by SCTV in Jakarta.

Sapa Dunia (Greetings, World) – A weekly 5-minute segment featuring current affairs and human-interest stories for Kompas TV in Jakarta.