On-Air: Can You Say NO To That Script?
Can you say no to doing broadcasting from a business location based on your moral objections? Or reading their script?
Category: Thursdays On-Air
On-Air: The Pronunciation Trap
Make an effort to find out how a word, name, or phrase should be pronounced, the right way.
On-Air: Talking To A Client On-Air
Because calls from landlines are transmitted through a telephone cable, rather than radio waves and cell tower signals, any call made on a land line is clearer and the connection more stable.
ON-AIR: What Is The ONE Word You Should NEVER Use In A Drive Shift?
It was pure escapism, and such a beautiful talk break that effected him so deeply, he chucked in his job in a call centre 2 weeks later, to study radio and follow his dream.
ON-AIR: Vocal Training – 2 Exercises To Improve Your Voice
A reader of the blog, Deborah, sent in 2 vocal training exercises for my thoughts – and they work!
On-Air: Listeners ‘I bought in some food to say thanks’
This is a scary topic – and one that I find less and less stations and staff members are taking note of.
On-Air: Situations Vacant – A LAFF!
A funny (yet it maybe old or new) job vacancy that was sent from James in Texas.
On-Air: Voice Tracking The Right Way
If a station is properly voice tracking their airshifts, I’d wager that very few listeners would know or even notice the difference – IF IT IS DONE RIGHT!
On-Air: Work Experience Into Real World Experience
Some students on Work-Experience are just watching the clock, others are genuinely interested and their tenacity may eventually pay off.
On-Air: Are You A Jock, The Talent, or a Personality?
I use multiple terms in my posts about on-air voices, or on-air jocks, or on-air talent, or host, or personalities…