What to do and what not to do.
The Model Of Community Radio Is Unique In The Landscape Of Broadcasting Stations That Are Left Of The FM Dial, In That Their Unique Programming Is Made Possible By The Curatorial Control Of Each And Every On-Air Broadcaster, Or As We Call Them Here At WRFG — Airshifters.
WRFG Does Not, At This Time, Have A Program Manager Or Music Director To Receive The Intake Of Content Submissions Such As Music, Outside Program Proposals, Or Interview Opportunities, And Share Them With Each And Every Airshifter. Since Each And Every Airshifter Has 100% Curatorial Control Over The Content That They Broadcasted, Provided That They Remain Mission Based As It Relates To Wrfg’s Values, It Is Their Responsibility To Manage Submissions To Their Programs.
So, How Does One Get Their Music Or Other Submissions On Air? Take A Moment To Familiarize Yourself With The Diverse Programming Available At WRFG By Visiting Our Schedule. There You Will Find Different Programs, Their Descriptions And Contacts To The Airshifters Who Produce The Broadcasts. This Is The Way. Contact The Program Directly Using The Email Provided In Their Page. However, Because We Do Not Require That Programs Play Every Submission They Receive — We Cannot Guarantee Placement. Our Airshifters Are Also Volunteers And May Not Always Be Quick To Respond, So We Ask That You Be Patient.