A group of women who makes radio decides to use the radio-drama as a tool for social transformation for women. They have the experience of their own radio-drama program on the community radio station Radiopolis called Corazones de Guatiné. For this, they hold a workshop for young women in a peripheral and highly stigmatized neighborhood of the city of Seville, Polígono Sur. During the workshop, radio techniques and theater classes are taught through works such as "La Casa de Bernarda Alba" by Federico García Lorca or a modern version of "Lysistrata" by Aristophanes that is incorporated into the creation of a pilot radio program called "Reporteras de buen rollo" that will be shown finally, after several live performances with audiences in different neighborhood spaces, at the international theater festival in the city of Seville.