The Art Of Broadcasting

Chapter 6: Automate Without Being Noticed – Give Your Station Soul 24/7

Video sneak peek: The Magic of Radio: Continuity Without Presence Radio offers something unique among media: a sense of uninterrupted presence. That feeling someone is always there, even when no one actually is. But how do you maintain that illusion when you can’t broadcast live 24 hours a day? The answer is simple: automation. And

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Chapter 5: The Language of Radio – How to fix your radio scripts to grow your listeners

Quick sneak peek Writing to Be Heard: Speak to the Ear, Not the Screen Broadcasting isn’t just about using your voice. And writing for radio is not the same as writing to be read. Radio—even digital radio—is still an oral, auditory, and emotional medium. Your listener doesn’t have subtitles, can’t rewind, can’t pause. What you

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How to Build a Sound Identity for Your Radio Station

Video sneak peek  A radio station isn’t just about what it plays—it’s about how it sounds over time. And that comes down to one essential (and often forgotten) element: structure. A strong, well-designed schedule doesn’t call attention to itself—but it’s felt. It keeps listeners tuned in a little longer, brings them back tomorrow, and

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Chapter 3: Designing a Schedule That Sounds Good and Makes Sense

Structure, Rhythm and Coherence for a 24/7 Station That Doesn’t Bore or Repeat Sneak peek of this post: Get next updates in your inbox! A radio station is not just what it plays. It’s how it sounds over time. And that depends on a key word often forgotten: structure. A well-designed schedule goes unnoticed, but

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