Kick-Ass Audio Breaks

When the driving force of your show is to be kind and highlight the positives of the audience, you position yourself as the opposite of the negativity most people see every day.  Karson and Kennedy, MIX 104.1, Boston are about real life, always looking for the good their listeners put in the universe.  Their Good Vibe Tribe feature was developed to do just that.  In this installment, Karson’s pastor comes on with the story of his commitment to play catch with one of his kids.  Started years ago, he’s here to celebrate 1000 consecutive days of doing just that.  Both the feature and feeling they want listeners to experience when they hear the show are your takeaways here.

First let’s talk about the content.  Story-based, lots of drama, and multiple points-of-view.  Gabe on the Morning Wolfpack with Matt McAllister, Gabe, and Captain Ron, KKWF, Seattle posted a Tik Tok video that pissed off her boyfriend’s father.  It’s a pretty simple story to tell and mine for gold.  Here are two segments of the drama on the show.  There are a couple of things I want to note before you listen to them.  First – in radio we often have a story and then the cast member in it tells everyone’s side.  That’s pretty one-dimensional and deprives you of first hand extra voices with perspectives.  The show invites on Gabe’s boyfriend in the first break, and then her father to tell their side of things.  Both those people add much more to the story,  The other item to note – the song ends and the content (story telling) starts.  They spend zero seconds up front with nonsense.  They get right to the content!