Who Wants to be a Volunteer?

Introduction

• Show Concept: "Who Wants to be a Volunteer?" - A reality show aiming to highlight various challenges and volunteer opportunities in Africa.
• Host: Engages with contestants and audience.
• Purpose: Promote volunteerism and challenge stereotypes about Africa.

Main Segments

Opening

• Introduction of challenges:
  • Feed Africa Challenge
  • Educate Africa Challenge
  • Promote Africa Challenge
• Emphasis on the importance and urgency of each challenge.

Contestant Introduction

• Contestant: Lilly from Europe.
• Lilly is one question away from winning the grand prize: A chance to save Africa.

Interaction with Lilly

• Host and Lilly: Exchange on how Lilly feels.
• Lilly expresses pride and readiness.

Final Question

• Question: How many countries are there in Africa?
  • Options: A) 1, B) 2, C) 5, D) 54
• Lilly is unsure and opts to use her lifeline.

Lifeline Usage

• Lifeline: Call an African child - Connects with Michael.
• Challenge: Connection issues due to poor line speeds.
• Michael unable to assist properly.

Decision Time

• Lilly decides to guess the answer.
• Chooses option A: 1

Result

• Correct Answer: Lilly's guess of A: 1 is correct.
• Prize: Lilly wins the chance to save Africa.
• Excitement and urgency conveyed through the host's announcements.

Conclusion

• Call to Action: Encourages viewers to challenge perceptions and stereotypes.
• Volunteer Information: Directs viewers to volunteer at www.rustyradiator.com.

Entertainment and Education

• Engagement: Uses humor and urgency to engage audience.
• Objective: Highlights the issues in Africa and the need for volunteerism.

Takeaway

• Message: Stereotypes harm dignity and it's important to challenge perceptions.
• Encouragement: Viewers prompted to take action and volunteer.