
With the emergence of online radio stations and music platforms, modern day technology allows people to host their own radio show or podcast from the comfort of their home. So whether you're a DJ, a producer or even a complete beginner, this course has everything you need to produce and sell your own radio show or podcast. If you make the grade after assessment, you will be invited to host a guest spot on Wild1 Radio, which could lead to a permanent radio show. To learn more and request information on the schedule, click here.
Seattle students take the Radio & Podcast Class in a small group at our studio, or live online in the same session with the same instructor, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. The city has a deep electronic and independent music scene, and our teachers are part of it. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
“Taking this course was probably one of the best decisions I have made in my career thus far”
Mandi Perkins
How to produce your own radio or DJ tag, and how to record and mix your voice and mixes on your DAW.
Yes - preparing for and conducting an interview is part of "Building Your Show."
Yes - "Sell Yourself" covers naming your show, picking a platform, and SEO for getting discovered.
Yes - successful students can be invited to guest on Wild1 Radio, potentially leading to a permanent show.
18 hours as a group course, or 11 hours 1-on-1.
$799 + $100 Registration if booked 14 days before start or $999 + $200 Registration
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