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These are real shows our customers agreed to share (with details changed where they asked), plus a sample of the famous listener call-in. Headphones recommended. Chills guaranteed.

Now playing: a show about someone you loveWGMA 101.5 “Grandma FM”Traffic on the route to Denny’s: clearBreaking: local dad declares thermostat “fine”Caller #9 wins a lifetime of inside jokesWeather: 100% chance of happy tearsKUZN 88.1 “The Cousin”This hour: the ballad of your best friend
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WMKY “Mikey FM”
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The Big 4-0 for Mikey

Forty years of Mikey: a breaking-news exposé on the deck he started in 2019, a heartfelt commercial for the ribs that are always 'ten more minutes,' and a song about a man who has never once filled his gas tank above a quarter

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W-DEE FM 93.1 “The Front Office”
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Miss Denise FM

For 31 years, Denise ran the front office at Lincoln Elementary in Hazlet, New Jersey. Three principals came and went. She outlasted all of them. Hers was the first voice 400 kids heard every morning, and half the town can still do the impression. So her coworkers gave her one last broadcast. A full FM morning show with an audience of exactly one: her news, her traffic report, her weather, and a song written for nobody else on Earth. Denise isn't real. The show is.

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the call-in segment
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What a voicemail call-in sounds like

Every Radiogram takes one call partway through the show. This is what it sounds like when you send us voicemails: friends and family record a voice memo on their phone, we clean them up and drop them in like live callers, and the DJ plays off whatever they say. Familiar voices, sitting between the fake ads and the traffic report. No extra charge, and no scheduling anyone: they record whenever they get a minute. Not up for chasing people down? The same segment can be the DJ reading messages you type, or a character we invent for them. You pick on the order form.

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Sample · Voicemail montage
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What the voicemail montage sounds like (coming soon)

The same segment opened right up. Instead of one caller, the montage runs a whole string of them: invite as many friends and family as you like, and we cut their voicemails together with the DJ riffing in between. It's the part people replay, and the part that tends to get someone teary. We send you a recording guide and an upload link to forward, so all you do is round up the callers. $49 on top of any full show.

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Sample · the call-in segment
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What a character call-in sounds like

The third way to take that call: we invent the caller. In this one the station hears from the squirrel who has been robbing Denise's bird feeder since March, phoning in to defend himself. Characters get cast from what you tell us on the order form. A pet with opinions, an object they're famous for, the neighbor's dog, a rival from the bowling league. The funnier the grievance, the better it plays. Nobody real is impersonated and nothing needs recording, so this is the option to pick when you want the laugh without rounding anyone up.

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Every show is written from scratch, their hometown, their nonsense, their song. Tell us about them and we'll take it from here.

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