No one had even one anthropologist. Most journalists can identify a sociologist or medical doctor as a resource. Radio depends on rich description of human events, history, culture, art, language, issues, technology, etc. Ethnography, a cornerstone of anthropological method, compliments the need radio has for pictures in words. A news story is often like a mini-ethnography.
Anthropologists can work as television and radio journalists and editors.
They can help radio and television journalists and editors locate, record and air lectures and events of anthropological interest. Anthropologists need to do things that are news and have to get out the story if they want coverage. Anthropologists need to learn something about journalism before they tell us how to do our job. The anthropologist needs to know about deadlines, program specifications, production values, the specific audience of a given outlet, and what a journalist has to do to get something on the air. Deadlines are not as tight, there is more room for story context, details and background, and magazines offer a variety of formats.