DJ Mo Radio Seeking Affiliates

[DJ Mo]

I perform my radio show live in Orlando, FL on WPRK-FM 91.5.
The music format is best described as "Rhythmic Variety", as I play new Submodern Electro, Dance, & Pop, along with Lost Old School Classics, perfect for a Friday!

I also produce a separate, but similar show exclusively for the West Virginia market on WRSG-FM 91.5/101.7.
http://www.podomatic.com/djmoradio

Looking for Mo affiliates in any market.
Interested in picking up my show?
I can break my show into segments to fit your format clock, if needed.

Please email me at:
djmoradio@gmail.com
Subject: "DJ Mo Radio Affiliate"

Thank you for your time & consideration,
- DJ Mo
http://www.facebook.com/djmoradio
http://www.twitter.com/djmoradio
(407) 657-7923

[snailboy]

The show doesnot sound bad. I am wondering you are playing top 40 current and 80s hits? What are you trying to do?

[Greg Goodfellow]

We run the show Fridays at 10 p.m., and we are fortunate to do so. We appreciate everything DJ Mo does for us!

Greg Goodfellow
WRSG ("Knights Radio") Station Manager

[snailboy]

I agree Greg. I looked at the playlist for the show and I was just wondering.

[DJ Mo]

The show doesnot sound bad. I am wondering you are playing top 40 current and 80s hits? What are you trying to do?

I'm only trying to do me.   

[snailboy]

DJ Mo please take it anything I said the wrong way. I would hire a talent coach. I did and it helped alot .

[DJ Mo]

Snailboy, are you currently working or have worked for an FM radio station?

No harm done.
I appreciate the feedback.
That's how I can improve. 

[snailboy]

I worked in radio for 15 years as an air talent and engineer. My show show airs in 4 different countries.

[radiosyndicationtalk]

Good luck on search for stations Mo. Here's a must read for everyone looking to syndicate a radio show http://radiosyndicationtalk.com/2011/03/11/top-10-myths-about-syndicating-a-radio-show/

[Greg Goodfellow]

I see that DJ Mo has picked up an affiliate in Leesburg, which I'm assuming is Florida. He did a great job for us for several months. He had asked me to report how the community was receiving his show. Truth be told, most of the time I don't know how a show is doing, even though you can post on Facebook. Our lack of having a website to help promote shows may have been a contributing reason we at WRSG no longer receive the show. We try to communicate to our audience that it's VITALLY important to visit the program provider's websites to let them know-if not us-how they feel about their program.

I wish DJ Mo all the best!