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A signal that informs someone involved in a radio broadcast to take a specific action, such as starting a recording, speaking, or playing music. Cues ensure a seamless broadcast flow.

A smooth transition between two audio elements in a radio broadcast, such as songs or segments. This term is also used generally to describe a seamless transition in conversations and presentations.

Gradually reducing the volume of audio to transition between tracks or segments, or to end a program. It's a common effect used to smooth over transitions in radio.

Public Service Announcement. A message broadcast on radio (or other media) intended for public benefit. PSAs often promote awareness about health, safety, and community issues.

A period of silence on the radio during a broadcast, which is often considered a broadcasting error. Radio stations aim to have a continuous flow of content to keep the audience engaged.

A pre-recorded sound bite or snippet often used in radio shows to create variety, inject humor, or provide a signature sound for the show. Drops are typically short and can be sourced from movies, TV shows, interviews, or any other audio.

A formatted template that illustrates the timing for various elements within an hour of radio broadcasting. It helps programmers and DJs to plan and maintain a consistent rhythm and structure throughout the broadcast.

A short burst of music or sound used in radio broadcasting to signal a transition, emphasize a point, or create an emotional response. Stingers are typically energetic and attention-grabbing.

Recording segments of a radio show in advance, rather than broadcasting live. It allows the host to simulate a live show while providing the freedom to avoid being in the studio in real-time.