Our 2nd year radio students write, voice and produce everything we air. But...they can't play the drums. So this promo salutes those who can!

Our 2nd year students continue to shine! This promos references a famous movie trilogy to showcase all the formats we play on our campus station (www.saitradio.com)

Promo referenced in Steve Pigott's article "Creating a Topical Paradise" https://rapmag.com/a/138-05/aug05/2580-creating-a-topical-paradise

Promo referenced in Steve Pigott's article "Creating a Topical Paradise" https://rapmag.com/a/138-05/aug05/2580-creating-a-topical-paradise

Promo referenced in Steve Pigott's article "Creating a Topical Paradise" https://rapmag.com/a/138-05/aug05/2580-creating-a-topical-paradise

Promo referenced in Steve Pigott's article "Creating a Topical Paradise" https://rapmag.com/a/138-05/aug05/2580-creating-a-topical-paradise

I'm very proud of this promo I've produced. Special shoutout to Zeus for the amazing vocals. I think we did the Rolling Stones proud with this one. Enjoy!

While we are inundated with all COVID, all the time...what about listening to some songs that took our mind off of this pandemic?

(with all due respects to Red Sox Fans) This promo I put together a while back shows when you don't always go "imaging friendly" perpetrating a promo, it can be just as risque and "in your face" as any other sports promo--as long as you can craft the bit accordingly. Even when you have to change the order of things for maximum impact.

So your sports talk dude's perpetrated a bit. But do they know how to CRAFT a bit. The pay off of the punch line is crucial-just like waiting on the punch line to a joke. If it disappoints, you might not want to listen to that jokester again. N/A for most "imaging friendly" promos because there's no time for set up. And without it, the punchline means nothing. But if you craft that bit as your promo, listeners are more likely to appreciate being drawn in when the punch line's finally delivered.

We've all done it. Before we got into this industry, we stood in front of a mirror and pretended to be on the radio. It probably sounded like this...