Radio for
Radio for churches, schools, care homes and businesses
What a station actually does for a specific kind of organisation — what goes on air, who runs it, what it reaches, what it costs, and the music licensing nobody else will tell you about.
Worship
Radio for churches and ministries
A church radio station carries the ministry through the week, not just Sunday morning. What goes on air, who runs it, how it reaches people who cannot attend, and the licensing that actually applies.
Care
Radio for retirement and care homes
An in-house radio station gives a care home a shared daily rhythm, residents a reason to participate, and families a way to be present. What to broadcast, who runs it, and the licensing for communal areas.
Healthcare
Radio for hospitals
Hospital radio is one of the oldest volunteer broadcast formats and one of the least modernised. What a hospital station broadcasts now, how bedside and browser listening work, and the licensing arrangements that already exist for it.
Education
Radio for schools and colleges
A school radio station teaches more than broadcasting. How to run one that survives a change of staff, what to put on air, safeguarding and moderation, and the licensing schools already hold.
Hospitality
Radio for hotels and hospitality
One station, several zones, and a lobby that sounds the same on a Tuesday morning as it does on a Saturday night. How hotel radio is built, what it replaces, and the licensing every property needs.
Retail
Radio for retail and in-store
In-store radio is the only advertising channel that reaches a customer holding your product. How store radio is scheduled, what the tempo research actually says, and the licensing every shop needs.
Food & drink
Radio for restaurants and bars
Music that changes with the service, at a volume that lets people talk, without a member of staff touching it. How hospitality venues schedule audio and what the licence actually costs.
Fitness
Radio for gyms and fitness studios
Gym floor, studio and reception need different music at the same moment, and instructors need to take over without unplugging anything. How fitness audio is scheduled, and the licence gyms specifically need.
Corporate
Radio for internal communications
An internal station reaches the staff email never gets to — warehouse, shop floor, production line, drivers. What to broadcast, how to distribute it, and why audio works where a newsletter does not.
Sport
Radio for sports clubs
A club station reaches supporters who cannot get to the ground, fills the six days between matches, and runs on volunteers. Plus the commentary rights question every club has to answer first.
See it for real
See exactly what your station would look like.
The library, the week's schedule, your own announcements dropped into the hour, and the dashboard whoever looks after it would actually open — walked through on a station that is already broadcasting.
- About 12 minutes
- No account, no credit card
- Real screens, not mockups
24 screens of a working station, walked through one click at a time