It is difficult to find a person who would not like to hear his voice on the radio - even if it is just ordering a musical composition or saying hello to friends and acquaintances. Many are also attracted by participation in competitions with various prizes or the opportunity to discuss interesting topics with famous radio hosts. Unfortunately, getting through to the radio is very problematic, but still, there are people who do it with enviable regularity. By following their advice, you too can get on the air.
It is necessary
- You will need:
- - telephone;
- - radio receiver.
Instructions
Step 1
Firstly, know that it is easier and cheaper to get through to the radio not from a mobile phone, but from a home phone, especially if you call a subscriber number in your city. If you do not have a landline phone, try to call from your mobile, but be prepared for the fact that if you call and wait, for example, for the end of the song before the broadcast, a decent amount may be debited from your balance.
Step 2
Note that there is a much better chance of getting through the radio at night, after about 2 hours.
Step 3
Prepare to be persistent if you really want to get through on the radio. Start making calls on the air at the very moment as soon as you hear from the host a number that you can call. While you will almost certainly hear short beeps, don't despair and keep trying until you call or hear that another person is on the air. Even if it seems to you that someone is already “hanging” on the line, and you have no chance, remember that modern communication is imperfect, and sometimes it simply breaks off. In addition, the person receiving the calls can “drop” an unsuitable subscriber - a small child or an already too annoying regular radio listener.
Step 4
If possible, try calling from two or more phones. This method can be easily used when you are in a large company of friends or colleagues. True, you will have to persuade the one whose phone has made it onto the air to give the receiver to you.
Step 5
If you are absolutely unlucky, and all your constant attempts end in failure (and with real perseverance this rarely happens), try contacting the DJ by email or on the forum, which are probably on the site of your favorite radio station. If you can convince him that you really have something to say about the topic discussed on the air, maybe he will agree to call you back. In any case, on the site you can write your message (or send it via SMS), which the DJ will read out if it turns out to be interesting.
