Here's What It's Like to Work at the Radio Station With the Q Morning Show

Lori, Jeff and Lou of the Q Morning Show want to give you a sneak peek into what it's like working at a radio station.

[@hallnetwork]

This is such a great video! The talent, the chemistry between team members, the news being reported, the 3 minute video like like 30 seconds. Omg I love yall (in my Texas accent) ❤

[@apollosmartyn]

Great work ❤❤❤❤Namibia 🇳🇦

[@jasongreene303]

Wow, your station has been around a long time. I remember in the late 70's as a kid we would listen from Plymouth, NH on Saturday nights when you played oldies music. My mom and dad would have their best friends over and we would make a Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee pizza, and they would play cards after dinner, or my dad and John would work on the race car or log trucks. Good times!!

[@grampsradio]

0:31 - note the huge difference in the sound of the voice before audio processing and after!

[@everythingvideos24]

I'll be on 90.5FM The Beat I'm going to college the 13th for my Major Broadcasting Production. You all did a good job now only If I'll be able to master broadcasting I think the commercials are gonna kick my butt.

[@KingOfYourMouth]

Always wanted to work as radio broadcaster. Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭🖐🏼 Is your radio station in New York?

[@charleskadletc2431]

Thanks for the fun. I'll try that.

[@Shellshock-gj1cs]

Your job sounds so cool

[@zivilian]

can we please get a link to this couch meme original footage?

[@veronicagdowning]

Does your voice have to “sound” a certain way on the radio (ref. TV broadcast news anchors/field reporters).

[@mharris5047]

Not in the US. As long as you can speak clearly and not sound like a child you at least theoretically have a chance. However, in the US a radio announcer or DJ is NOT a high paying or status producing job anymore. In the UK, they require Received Pronunciation (essentially a posh London accent) to work for the BBC. That is a LOT different than in the US.

[@jasongreene303]

@@mharris5047 The BBC is it's own hot mess anyway. A TV license? What a sham. BTW, I believe in certain counties of Louisiana and Kentucky it doesn't matter what you sound like 🤣

[@ashoknayaki7776]

Announcement Bible in radio channel STUDIO

[@user-tz6pb8je6g]

What job is this called n how much can u earn?

[@lowlevelm]

The job title would be close to “radio announcer”, “radio presenter” or “on air talent”. For pay, it really depends on how big the station is.

[@Noah-pk7tf]

Not paid much. We don’t get into the industry for money. It’s about doing what you love to do.

[@captainkeyboard1007]

@@Noah-pk7tf That makes good sense.

[@caroltenge5147]

Your mike processors way too compressed. Sounds phony. Fix it.

[@GrowlyBear917]

(touches microphone while talking into it) That would get you fired at many stations I've worked for. Unprofessional. Adjust the position BEFORE you start yacking.