Program Application

Please note that KNSJ requires a pilot show from prospective programmers. We request programmers with limited experience to record their first show(s) and have at least three shows “in the can” (three recorded shows prior to beginning to air). Pilots should be 59 minutes in length. Pilots can be submitted via a Google Drive link, or a Dropbox link.

*KNSJ provides training in show production, interviewing, use of equipment and recording software. The KNSJ program department schedules show placement and will discuss scheduling with producers. Scheduling is subject to change. Shows are subject to review and renewal.

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1. What type of radio show would you like to do? Would your show focus on a particular genre, or be more eclectic in nature? Describe your show in a paragraph below:

2. Are you proposing a live or prerecorded show? Do you envision a weekly or monthly show? If you are proposing a live show, what nights and times are you available to do your show?

3. Do you have other persons in mind to help with aspects of the show (engineering, production, hosting)?

4. Programmers/hosts are asked to volunteer for the station. How might you volunteer with KNSJ (i.e. outreach, fundraising, website, social media, etc.)?

5. Can you describe any other community groups or arts groups that you work with in the San Diego region? Any other associations we should know about?

6. How would you integrate the local music community into the content of your show?

7. What experience, if any, do you have in radio broadcasting or related fields? What assistance would you need, if any, in any aspects of broadcasting your show?*

8. Are you familiar/comfortable with*: the technical aspects of acquiring audio content and using audio-editing programs? remote recording (interviews, background sound, etc.)?