Inverix
06:00 On Air — Independent Journalism

Training Log · Nairobi

Reporting that holds up when it's read aloud.

Inverix runs practical, small-group sessions for independent reporters in Kenya who are adding sound, script discipline and podcast editorial to their written work. Each session is timed, scoped and priced up front — no surprises on the log.

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7 yrs
On the log
140+
Reporters trained
3
Session formats
47
Counties reached
07:00 Mission

What we do

Small sessions, honestly scoped.

Inverix was built around one idea: a reporter's time is a fixed resource, so training should be too. Every session on our schedule states its length, its content and its price before you book — the way a broadcast log states what's coming next.

  • Practical work with the equipment reporters already carry — a phone or a modest recorder.
  • Groups kept small enough that every script or clip gets individual attention.
  • Written notes after each session, so the work is usable long after the sheet closes.
08:00 Sessions

Audio Reporting Foundations

Recording usable sound and ambient material for written work, with consent handled clearly from the start.

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Broadcast Script Review

Line-by-line review for scripts meant to be heard, with attention to pacing and spoken sentence structure.

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Independent Podcast Editorial Setup

Editorial groundwork for a modest interview or reporting podcast, built around the time you actually have.

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10:00 Approach
Editorial planning session

We work to the clock, not around it.

Every part of a session is timed and stated ahead of the day, the same way a broadcast log states its blocks. That discipline is not decoration — it is what makes the training useful to someone fitting it around an existing reporting schedule.

  • No session runs long without warning, and none is padded to fill an hour.
  • Prices are set in advance and shown before you book, not after.
  • Feedback is specific to your material, never a generic template.

If a session looks like a fit, the next step is a short conversation, not a form full of commitments.

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11:00 Reports From the Field

"The script review caught things I'd read past a dozen times. My next piece was the first one that didn't need a re-record."

Portrait of Aoko Nyabuti

Aoko Nyabuti

Freelance reporter

"I went in only wanting help with consent recording and came out with a whole different sense of what ambient sound is for."

Portrait of Kiptoo Sang

Kiptoo Sang

Community radio contributor

"The podcast setup sessions were honest about how much three episodes would actually take. That honesty saved me from overcommitting."

Portrait of Njeri Wambura

Njeri Wambura

Independent podcaster

12:00 Questions Logged
13:00 Get in Touch

Tell us what you're working on.

A short message is enough to start. We'll reply with the next available slot for the session that fits.