Today, you can listen to both traditional and modern online radios or podcasts. The programs that the latter offers are quite different than the traditional radio programs.
In online radio stations, there is a lot of flexibility in designing the programs and different types of content can be added. Here are some common types of radio programs that you will notice today.
Chart shows
These are the traditional shows where the top chart songs are played. These programs draw a lot of audiences. You can create your chart based on the audience responses or you can also follow the Billboard or other popular charts.
Entertainment programs
There can be entertainment programs that include comedy programs, music, quizzes, or funny videos. You can include funny talks in-between as well. These programs take place in peak hours and lots of audiences listen to them. Companies target these programs to place their commercials so that they can reach a lot of audiences.
Live shows
These radio programs are broadcast in real-time. These shows include talk shows, taking live calls, or showcasing live events. These shows are more exciting than the pre-recorded shows.
The audiences get to interact with the host and guests of the shows live. If you invite a celebrity to the show, for example, the fans can ask specific questions to them and get to know them better.
Morning shows
Many people start their morning by listening to these shows while having breakfast, relaxing, or commuting. These shows charge up the audiences to start their day. The audiences can get important information like weather and traffic updates. They can get into a good mood by listening to good songs or listening to funny talks.
Late-night shows
The late-night shows have some special attractions. A specific group of audiences listens to these shows. Music is often played in these shows and those who stay up late have a good time listening to this music.
These are the most common radio shows you will find today. A lot of audiences listen to these shows and most radio stations in Canterbury and other places broadcast these shows.