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This is a great trivia game that can be adapted for any personality. Get A Clue engages listeners by enticing them to play along on their own as much (or more) as the actual...

Here's a unique version of a music lyrics game that challenges listeners in a different way. The Opening Line asks listeners to guess the first line of a song. This article explains how to play...

The 30-Second Song Challenge is an extension of the One Song One Second game with some of the best aspects of The $1,000 Minute game. The result is a compelling personality-oriented daily game that...

The Scream Line is a fun way to let listeners relieve stress, and it's easy to execute for solo shows or team shows. This article explains how to execute The Scream Line feature. Including: What...

Here's a trivia game that helps stations relate to the local market. Know Your City is a local trivia game, but it's more than just asking local questions. This article explains how to play Know...

Here's a great way to get listeners involved with simple phone topics. The feature Three Words Or Less is a versatile feature that most shows can use from time to time. This article explains how...

The 10 Second Sound Off (also known as The Lightning Round) is a great feature for spoken word formats (talk, sports, news) and high-profile personality shows. It works for team shows and solo performers,...

This is one of those recurring features that adds mystery to a show and can cause listeners to talk about a cast member. I Know You By Your Music shows a "special skill" that...

There are several music lyrics games that work well for radio shows, but the 90s lyrics game is one of the most compelling because of such a variety of music styles to draw from. This...

A lot of stations do the feature: Is Anyone Listening Who, but it's a classic way to use odd human interest stories in the news and solicit listener stories. This article explains how to perform...