The document provides a review of an RnB Hour internet radio show hosted by Callum Wallace and Tom Ross. It summarizes that the music and discussion topics would appeal to the target audience, but that some sections of speech went on too long, nearing a talk show format. The equipment worked well with smooth transitions between elements. While most of the discussion content was relevant and interesting, some parts could have been more concise. Overall the show had a natural flow between the hosts and balanced music with relevant discussion, but could be improved by shortening some chat sections and adding another song.

1. Callum Wallace and Tom Ross
Internet Radio Review- RnB Hour
I think the show as a whole would suit the target audience because of the music featured and the
speech content featured. However at points there was too much speech, at 41 minutes to 47
minutes, it was non-stop speech and even though it was relevant and would be interesting for the
target audience, I think it goes on for too long and was on the brink of becoming a talk show. At
other points though the speech was a perfect length as it wasn’t just announcing music but it wasn’t
going on for ages about something, it was concise but contained interesting topics for the target
audience.
The use of the equipment throughout was really good, there was no dead air that I could hear and
the transitions from music to speech; speech to jingle; speech to music and jingle to music was really
good also. It also sounded professional and cohesive.
The speech content as I said at points was too long but as for the way it was spoken, it was natural,
calm and informative. I think it would be taken as interesting and entertaining off the target
audience. The speech was relevant to the genre of music playing so fans of the artists featured
would enjoy the speech content.
I think we could improve on keeping our chat more concise in areas and staying on topic, apart from
that I think the show ran pretty smoothly.
I think the parts of the show that were good were the fact me and Tom were natural and we had
banter with each other. This would make the show seem friendlier to the audience, which would
encourage them to listen to future shows and to carry on listening to the show. Tom and I weren’t
just introducing songs then introducing the next one, we were talking about the artists and topics
that were relevant which would appeal to the audience also.
In conclusion, if I were to do the show again I would cut down some of the chat and maybe put one
more song in, as it was an internet radio show the percentage of music should have been higher
than chat. Apart from that all round I thought it was a good show from equipment use, transitions
and speech content. I thought they were all good and near a professional standard.