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Abstract The Canadian National Farm Radio Forum was launched in January 1941 as an innovative partnership among three newly-formed organizations: the Canadian Association for Adult Education (CAAE), the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), and the Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA). During the winter months from 1941 to 1965, the Farm Radio Forum supplemented weekly radio broadcasts for the casual listener with printed educational materials that were mailed in advance to registered rural discussion forums. This article explores these broadcasts, and argues that the discussions and the reports send back from the discussion groups to the central offices of the National Farm Radio Forum provided the core of a distinctive and immensely popular experiment in adult education and grassroots rural, often radical, social activism in mid-twentieth century Canada. Resume Lancee en janvier 1941, la Tribune radiophonique agricole nationale du Canada s’est avere un partenariat innovateur de trois organismes fondes depuis peu : l’Association canadienne pour l’education des adultes (ACEA), la Societe Radio-Canada (SRC) et la Federation canadienne de l’agriculture (FCA). Pendant les mois d’hiver de 1941 a 1965, la Tribune radiophonique agricole en complement de ses emissions hebdomadaires fournissait a l’intention de ses auditeurs du materiel pedagogique expedie a l’avance, par la poste, a des forums de discussion agrees. Cet article etudie ces emissions et soutient que les discussions ainsi suscitees et les rapports subsequents envoyes par les groupes de discussion au siege social de la Tribune radiophonique agricole constituaient le coeur d’une experience particuliere tres appreciee en education des adultes et en activisme populaire — souvent radical — au milieu du vingtieme siecle au Canada.

‘Read, Listen, Discuss, Act’: Adult Education, Rural Citizenship and the Canadian National Farm Radio Forum