• Our low airtime fee makes it affordable to host your own show right away, and provides you with everything you need to broadcast your show LIVE in CD-quality to the Internet, while being promoted on our website and search engines.

• Using professional equipment and complete support, imagine broadcasting from our beautiful KAZ Radio Studio in Cleveland Ohio. If you prefer, or if you live outside of Ohio, you can broadcast your show from your computer, achieving the same sound quality as if you were in our studio.

• We will also except pre-recorded mp3's or CD's and broadcast them on our station for you.
  

• We'll set up your bio pages, archiving, data entry database, commercials, ads, promos/exits, and anything else required to fully integrate you into our station.
  

• There are no long-term contracts or obligations.
  

• Audio Archives are co-owned between KAZ Radio and the Hosts.
  

• Programs are up to 30 minutes long.
  

• Receive callers on our call-in number and on Skype from anywhere in the world.
  

• All Advertising revenue you raise for your show, bio pages, sales, commercials, promos, etc. is yours.

If you're interested in Radio, advancing your career, getting your message out there and receiving a lot of exposure around the World, we make it easy so that you can broadcast the best show you can! Contact KAZ Radio now for more details.

Radio listeners are experiencing a revolution in the way they consume their entertainment. It seems that more listeners are turning to the Internet for fresh audio content.

In his 1999 book "No Static," radio professional Quincy McCoy interviewed Jerry Clifton, a program director and radio station owner, who observed that Internet radio is where the new radio talent is going to come from. Listen to what McCoy said nearly 10 years ago, echoing what everyone can no longer deny:

"The Internet-only stations have a lot going on. Cyberspace offers a great opportunity for young people. The Internet is probably going to do to FM what FM did to AM...The concept is that there are absolutely no rules...Just like the experimentation in the early days of FM, people are doing things that have never been done before..."

One has to admire McCoy's vision, to have been able to predict the future nearly 10 years ago. Note how closely he envisioned what is happening today:

"Today's over-confident FM operators remind me of the AM guys who were always joking how nobody had an FM radio. Then all of a sudden, everybody did. The same things goes for the Internet and satellite radio: everybody saying it's a long way off, or that you can't listen to it in a car. Well, have you ever heard of cellular? Very soon you'll be able to get all your computer hookups in your car, and then there will be ten million radio stations to choose from. Hello!"

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