‘Chlamydia. Worth talking about’ radio scripts
Parents (30 seconds)
We hear a mother and daughter (clearly over 16) driving along in a car.
MUM:
How was the doctor’s?
GIRL:
Fine, Mum. Only he asked if I wanted a chlamydia test.
MUM:
Well, it might be a good idea. If you had it and you didn’t get
treated, you might not be able to have kids when you’re older.
We hear a father and son (clearly over 16) preparing a meal in the kitchen.
SON:
Hi, Dad.
DAD:
Where’ve you been?
SON:
Went to the clinic to get my ankle looked at. (Pause.) And while
I was there, I got a chlamydia test.
DAD:
(worried) Oh right…How come?
SON:
It’s no big deal, they’re offering it to everyone my age.
VO:
Most people with chlamydia don’t know they’ve got it.
So say ‘yes’ to the test.
And remember, condoms are the best way to protect against
STIs.
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Chlamydia. Worth talking about.
‘Chlamydia. Worth talking about’ radio scripts
15 – 19 (30 seconds)
We hear two teenage guys talk talking in a park as their friends play football.
GUY1:
I got offered a chlamydia test.
GUY2:
Did you take it?
GUY1:
No way, I don’t want anyone poking around down there.
GUY2:
(laughing) Nah, it’s not like that. I had one, you just pee in a pot.
GUY1:
No poking?
GUY2:
Nope. No poking.
We hear two teenage girls talking on a bus.
GIRL1:
I had a chlamydia test at the doctor’s.
GIRL2:
Why? Did you have a rash?
GIRL1:
No.
GIRL2:
Itching?
GIRL1:
No.
GIRL2:
Spots?
GIRL1:
No! Most people don’t get anything like that. That’s why there’s
a test for it!
VO:
The chlamydia test is quick, easy and confidential.
So say ‘yes’ to the test.
And remember, condoms are the best way to protect against
STIs.
Search online for ‘worth talking about’.
Chlamydia. Worth talking about.
‘Chlamydia. Worth talking about’ radio scripts
20 – 24 (30 seconds)
We hear two women in their early twenties talking in a swimming pool.
WOMAN1:
I think this guy’s the real thing.
WOMAN2:
(smiling) Well, he’s a lot better than the last one.
WOMAN1:
(laughing) Yeah. Mind you, I was thinking about exes and stuff.
So when the nurse asked if I wanted a chlamydia test, I thought
it was a good idea
We hear a couple in their early twenties watching TV.
MAN:
Hey guess what, I got offered a chlamydia test.
WOMAN:
Yeah, my doctor asked me too.
MAN:
There’s no point, though, we haven’t had any symptoms.
WOMAN:
But that’s the thing. Most of the time, there aren’t any
symptoms.
VO:
Most people with chlamydia don’t know they’ve got it.
So say ‘yes’ to the test.
And remember, condoms are the best way to protect against
STIs.
Search online for ‘worth talking about’.
Chlamydia. Worth talking about.