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Your timing couldn't be better for you to start your own Live Internet Talk Radio Show. See the rest here: Talk Radio Show - The Time is Now to Start Your Own Talk Radio Show  Read More →

With the advent of Web 2.0 comes a brand new medium known as Live Internet Talk Radio. And while it was around for a while prior to Web 2.0, back then it was expensive, lacked the web interfaces to give you production control and required you have or purchase expensive radio studio equipment. The rest is here: Talk Radio Show - Why Hold Your Own Talk Radio Show?  Read More →

Obviously you will want to have already conducted your solo tests, test calls with friends and your first full mock up of, or "Dress Rehearsal", of an actual show you plan to do. You should do it with a friend playing the part of your guest or if your first guest is up for it, rehearsing with your first guest would be preferable. Read the original post: Radio Talk Show - How to Plan Your First Talk Show  Read More →

This is certainly something you will have to decide yourself but there are some things you may want to keep in mind as you work toward whether to produce your show yourself or have someone else produce your show while you host your show. More: Talk Radio Show - Do You Want to Produce Your Own Talk Radio Show?  Read More →

As a talk show host you are a dictator. Make no mistake about it See original here: Radio Talk Show - How to Manage Up to 250 Participants  Read More →

You and your guest can call into your show up to 15 minutes prior to air time for any last minute issue discussion and to make sure you can hear your guest and they can hear you. When you set up your call you can and should set it up to open with everyone muted. Read the original post: Radio Talk Show Sample Format  Read More →

Preparing for your call is extremely important. Preparation makes the difference between your show sounding professional or amateurish. People listening to I-Talk Radio Shows are looking for content that is not necessarily main stream. Read more here: Talk Show Preparation and Practice Tips  Read More →

You can have open talk shows that you have listed and have another show that follows your listed show and make it unlisted and available to paying members only. Not only are you going to make money on your leveled up shows from your paying members but your going to package the open/listed and members/unlisted shows as a digital product and sell it as a physical product to non-members as a high ticket item. Read the original here: Talk Radio Show Monetization  Read More →