
হাওরের দিনের সাথে সম্প্রচার
From fishermen's dawn to the last Baul note at night — every show follows the haor day, not a broadcast template.












প্রতিটি অনুষ্ঠান, প্রতিটি কণ্ঠ
ভোরের হাওর
গানের মাটি
দুপুরের আলাপ
Dawn news, weather, and water-level reports read by Rina Begum — made for those already on the water before sunrise.
Folk sessions with Karim Uddin — Bhatiyali and Mymensingh Geetika performed live and from field recordings across the seven districts.
Midday conversations with village elders and artisans, hosted by Farida Khanam — stories from the fields, not from the studio.
মাঠের খবর
সন্ধ্যার সুর
রাতের বাউল
Agricultural and local news for Mymensingh Division, read by Shafiq Ahmed — crop prices, river levels, and district reports.
Evening music magazine hosted by Nasrin Sultana — a curated hour of Baul, folk, and regional compositions as the haor settles into dusk.
Late-night Baul sessions with Jalal Fakir — live performances and archive recordings, uninterrupted, for those who stay up with the songs.
ভোর ৫:০০ — ভোরের হাওর — Dawn news, water levels, and weather for Netrokona, Kishoreganj, Sunamganj and beyond.
A day shaped by the water
সকাল ৯:০০ — গানের মাটি — Live folk sessions: Bhatiyali, Mymensingh Geetika, and field recordings from seven districts.
দুপুর ১২:০০ — দুপুরের আলাপ — Village conversations, artisan stories, and oral histories from haor communities.
বিকাল ৪:০০ — মাঠের খবর — Agricultural news, crop and market reports for Mymensingh Division's farming households.
সন্ধ্যা ৭:০০ — সন্ধ্যার সুর — Curated evening music: Baul, regional folk, and compositions rooted in the haor landscape.
Seven districts, twelve million listeners, one daily arc — running from the first cast net to the last lamp on the water.
রাত ১০:০০ — রাতের বাউল — Uninterrupted late-night Baul sessions, live and archive, for the haor's night listeners.
The haor calendar, on air
বর্ষার হাওর
ফসলের উৎসব
উৎসবের সুর
Three weeks of live monsoon broadcasts from the water's edge — flood reports, boat songs, and voices from submerged villages.
Harvest-season specials celebrating the boro paddy cycle — field recordings, farmer interviews, and songs from the dry haor floor.
Eid and folk festival broadcasts — live from local grounds, featuring Baul melas, Geetika performances, and community gatherings.
