Control Room: The control room is located next to the studio and is where the technical aspects of the show are managed. The audio engineer in the control room adjusts the levels of the microphones, music, and sound effects. They also operate the switcher, which selects which audio source is broadcast on the air.
Newsroom: The newsroom is where radio journalists research, write, and produce news stories. They gather information from a variety of sources, including wire services, newspapers, and interviews. The newsroom is also where the news anchor records their newscasts.
Production Studio: The production studio is where radio commercials and other audio content are created. Voice actors record their lines in the production studio, and sound effects are added to create the desired effect.
Traffic Department: The traffic department is responsible for gathering and reporting traffic information. Traffic reporters monitor traffic conditions and provide updates on the air. They may also use a helicopter or airplane to provide live traffic reports.
Promotion Department: The promotion department is responsible for promoting the radio station and its programs. They create promotional materials, such as posters, flyers, and social media posts. They also organize events and contests to attract new listeners.