Radio Host

A Radio Host talks to people through a microphone, and listeners hear them on radios at home, in cars and in kitchens. On a regular day, they choose songs, read out the weather, and chat with guests who come to the studio. For example, they might slide a fader up on a big mixing board, say "Good morning!" and start the next song. They also check the clock, take phone calls from listeners, and work with helpers who find news and fun facts.

A Radio Host makes a voice feel like company. Someone stuck in traffic can hear a funny story and smile. A grandparent making soup can learn the day's weather and hear their favorite song. A family on a road trip can sing along together. By sharing music, news and friendly chat, a Radio Host helps people feel informed and a little less alone.