[Newark] Radio Show

[Shelagh Dunning]

I see you've been trained well Chris, can't say (or type) the words 
"Boundary Sound" without adding "the new 102.6fm" on the front ;)

On the programme content front I think you'd be wise to build up to the 
geek bit as you were thinking, the average listener is inclined to tune 
out / off if something goes way over their head, but get them interested 
and involved and they'll listen even at the point where it starts going 
over their heads. Half your problem will be keeping your geeky listeners 
who've tuned in especially engaged through the breaking in process for 
the average listener. Are you thinking of having different people in to 
discuss things each time? Much easier than talking to yourself about a 
subject, and more engaging for those who are listening.

Shelagh

Chris Hayes wrote:
> Hey folks,
> 
> A few of you will be aware that I've looking into the prospect of 
> producing a FLOSS/Linux programme for our local community radio station; 
> the New 102.6FM Boundary Sound. I'm at the point where we're ready for 
> ideas for a pilot, I've got some ideas myself - but what would you guys 
> like to hear in a radio show like this?
> 
> 
> Kind Regards,
> Chris Hayes
> 
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