How to Become a Radio Announcer

Become an on-air radio personality! Learn how to put together and present a successful radio news report or talk show in this free video series on radio broadcasting.

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Summary: Of course you've got a favorite radio show announcer. Even though you have never seen their face, you recognize the voice instantly, the rich intonation, the clear enunciation, the authoritative tone that separates a radio personality from the mere mortals listening. Whether they are bringing you news about your local sports teams, a bake sale or a storm headed your way, their voice is somehow always reassuring. But have you ever thought about become a radio announcer yourself?

In this free series of career advice videos for potential radio announcers, you will learn what it takes to begin a career in radio. An experienced announcer and program director gives you tips for announcing and reporting the news as well as creating a talk show that will have listeners tuning in night after night. Learn how to conduct an interesting interview, how to promote your show and how to talk to listeners calling in to your show. You will even find out tips on how to create an effective audition tape for your first radio announcing job.

About the Expert

Eddie Matthews is currently the program director of 1240 CJCS and 107.7 MIX FM in Stratford, Ontario, Canada. Also known as Fast Eddie, you can hear him weekly on the 1240 CJCS morning show from 6am-10am.

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