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Stepping onto the atolls of Kiribati, you quickly understand that radio here isn't just entertainment; it's a lifeline. With a single prominent radio outlet, the listening culture is profoundly communal and functional. Unlike many of its Pacific neighbors, where island reggae, gospel, or contemporary hits might dominate the airwaves, Kiribati’s radio prioritizes news and essential information. This isn't to say there's no music at all, but the primary draw is the connection to current events, weather updates crucial for fishing and travel, and public service announcements that knit together sc…