What if your voice could bring a little warmth to someone's day?
Late at night, the lights come on at a small radio station.
You're the station's newly appointed producer, with 365 days to make your mark. Plan broadcasts, work with your crew, connect with listeners, and keep the station on the air.
But making great radio isn't enough to keep a station running.
You'll need to balance advertising revenue against operating costs, look after an exhausted crew, and navigate unexpected events. Sometimes, the right decision for your listeners won't be the most profitable one.
What kind of radio station will you create?
Build Your Broadcast Schedule
Arrange programs and shape your schedule around your listeners' preferences. Your programming choices and advertising time affect ratings, listener satisfaction, and revenue.
Lead Your Crew
Hire staff, assign roles, and manage their workload. Pay attention to morale, fatigue, and rest to keep your broadcasts running smoothly.
Keep the Station Running
Choose advertising contracts and manage your finances. When revenue and listener trust pull in different directions, you'll have to decide what matters most.
Create Special Broadcasts
Celebrate seasonal occasions and plan special programs. Unexpected events will test your judgment and shape the station's story.
Listen to Your Listeners
Review weekly performance reports and discover what your audience is saying on RadioTalk. See how your decisions influence the people tuning in.
Discover Your Ending
Your station might thrive, struggle to survive, or reach its final broadcast sooner than expected.
Your decisions and management style lead to one of seven endings.
Somewhere out there, someone is waiting for your next broadcast.
