Feature Ideas

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 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...

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...

Nearly every city has a musician that is skilled at writing and performing songs quickly. Find them and have them on your show to show off those skills so listeners can create a custom...

Million Dollar Questions is a clever variation of the Would You Rather feature. It's a great option for solo shows and is a terrific feature for team shows wishing to enhance character traits for...

SomeWould You Rather is a great game to play at parties, and it's a lot of fun on the air for team shows. With some creativity, it works for solo personalities, too. This article explains...

Storytelling is a key to personality success, but many shows have a hard time mastering original, organic stories. That's particularly true when it comes to telling personal stories for shows in Stage 1 or...

You've probably heard of Casey Kasem. One of the highlights of his Weekly Top 40 show was the Long Distance Dedication. It's a charming, relatable feature that allowed Casey to tell a story. The...