How do you become a radio show host, not on a talk show but for introducing music and such?
545977
Your local hospital quite possibly has its own radio station, d-j'd by volunteers, try there. College/University radios abound, or you could live on the edge, buy your own broadcasting kit and start your own pirate station. Good luck with avoiding the courts with that last one though...
171509
I guess I have done that.  I have always liked to talk...I have always liked to make people laugh... I turned that into a pretty nice little career in radio.  True, I do have a B.A. Degree in Communication Studies/Radio, TV, And Film, but there are a number of people in broadcasting that have never set foot into a university classroom.  There are a lot of places that say they "prefer" applicants to at least have some college. On the other hand, some places will accept "Real World" experience in that particular field as enough to qualify you for employment.  Just remember, Very few people working today can actually say they love the job they currently have, or even expected to be working in the industry that they currently are.  Sometimes it comes down to what you need to do to survive.  But if you have a dream to do something, with your life, you have to at least give it a shot.  If you make it.... fantastic!  But if you dont make it, at least you tried, and will not have to live with "What if I tried" looming over you for the rest of your life.
969812
you can look for a job in tv or radio, be a writer, broadcaster, teacher, events coordinator, actor, etc.
1143896
I would want to be a talk show host and the only guests I would have on are celebrities or people that I like.  Mostly men of course so that you can flirt with them if they are hot. I would want to be on City TV channel 7 on cable.
75927
audition. \nlook for open calls for shows.\nmaybe check their website.\nor get with an agent.
449685
I would suggest you spread the word to people about your website and radio show. You may pick up some speaking engagements from these two mediums.
369865
you can call into you'r radio station and possibly win backstage passes and tickets to their concert or.............you could stalk them lol
869825
You can't just ask for a show.  you got have at least some talent
1131362
You can download "podcast"! You look up in the podcast directory to find the radio stations which fit your taste. And you can download what it offers!\nGood luck!
1069153
hard work think of all teh competition there is well try it and go for it make a demo and send it in or have a lot of copies made and pass em out try giving a few to teh radio station maybe u will get lucky
546021
..Hi ..You have in your messenger of yahoo: Launchcast radio ...you can even create your own station...\nAnother option is iTunes 6.4 ...it is also free!..Have fun...I put the links below:)\nKind regards! ..
233686
I found this link. Maybe you can check it out as they talk about starting a powerful FM radio station and a low cost alternative. http://www.prometheusradio.org/alt_startfm.shtml
235059
Find radio stations that offer commissions to people that help to sign up people to paid services like broadband streaming.
709472
http://www.radio2podcast.com/DesktopDefault.aspx\n\n\nhttp://www.e-articles.info/e/a/title/How-to-create-your-Online-Radio-Station/\n\nhttp://www.voidspace.org.uk/technology/podcasting.shtml
25382
I only use podcasting for radio and comedy shows I am into. If you are in the NYC area, you would know the hit station z100. They have comedy "phonetaps" that I am into. I recommend podcasts not only for entertainment, but politics and other education can be found.
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You have a better chance of creating a successful podcast. Here is a good primer on how to get started: \nhttp://podcasts.yahoo.com/publish\n\nIf you really want to do radio, check and see if your local university has a college radio station that would be willing to carry your show.
642896
Getting into broadcasting is very tough now.  Especially with all of the "Mega owners" like Clear Channel having multiple stations in every market.  But if radio is something you would like to pursue, I can give you some tips.  \nFirst, we in the business prefer the term "Air Personality" or "Air Talent" instead of DJ.  A DJ is the guy that spins records in a smokey nightclub, or weddings. We, on the other hand, need to have a lot more skills.  \n\nYou will want to get some formal education, and training.  Most colleges have Communications programs... look into one.\n\nYou will need to start small.  Nobody starts at the top.  Also be ready for a lot of rejection.  For every ten tapes you send out to stations, you are lucky to get feedback from one of them.\n\nWhen you are starting out, you have to be ready to accept any offer that arises at a radio station.  You will not be starting out at a "Drive-Time" slot, more than likely, you will start off doing part-time fill-ins. \n\nRadio is a very fun field to work in.  When you start off you will not make much money.... But once you move up to larger markets, the pay will also get much better.\n\nI wish you well in your future career in radio.\nIf you ever have any questions you can feel free to email me.\nGood Luck!