AMP 103.3, Boston TJ Sends His Mother Something Inappropriate from Amazon

There is great character development when a cast member puts their parent on the show. Immediately, you become their kid (not a DJ or “radio personality”) because of the conversation. Always wanting to show his mischievous side, TJ from The TJ Show, AMP 103.3, Boston decided to send something inappropriate to his mother through Amazon.  Ever the craftsman, TJ understands what elements need to be in place to create compelling audio and a conversation with conflict that can be aired so the listener not only feels a part of the scenario, but is entertained in the process, wanting to hear how it will end.  Listen to not only what TJ concocts, but how he presents this.  The thesis of the conflict appears in the first 20 seconds of the break to hook you (the audience knows everything in the set up so they only need to focus on his mother’s reactions), the approach is novel and unique, you can relate to it, you want to know how it will be resolved, and how TJ uses FaceTime audio to advance the narrative.

The Fold the Fitted Sheet Challenge

If there’s one thing no one can do, it’s fold a fitted sheet.  There are a slew of YouTube videos on how to do this which can be used to launch this narrative arc where your entire team is challenged to learn how to do it properly.  After a few days of practice, each cast member, using Facebook Live, tries to properly fold a fitted sheet, with the audience voting for a winner.

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Gyms are Packed

Russian Hacking

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Presidential Inauguration

NFL Playoffs

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Consumer Electronics Show

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Don Lemon

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Dow 20,000

The Rockettes

Kim Burrell

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Froggy 92.9, Santa Rosa, CA Vader Baby

Rob & JossMusic-based features resonate with listeners.  Which is why Rob and Joss, Froggy 92.9, Santa Rosa, CA do a weekly feature called “Write a Song Wednesday”.  They choose a topic (in this case Star Wars) and tap into it comedically by asking listeners to suggest lines for the song.  A local musician then puts together a short tune using listener’s funny suggestions.  The nice addition to the feature, considering it was Christmas-time, was that the team decided to parody “Santa Baby” and make a song called “Vader Baby”.  These songs are always short (60-75 seconds), have a listener component to them, and work to a goal of creating some fun.

Mariah Carey-Oake

With Mariah Carey being the biggest pop culture story of the day, each cast member should let the audience hear how hard it is to sing a Mariah Carey song with another song blasting in your ears.  This is an idea that might also be ripe for Facebook Live so your fans can see the fun, too.