Comments on: Top 10 Myths About Syndicating a Radio Show

By: Mel

Mel — Sat, 13 Apr 2013 08:52:46 +0000

Very good content and valuable insights, having spent over 30 years in Radio and TV and considering syndication these points made sense and also help knock a little stardust from the eyes:)

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By: W. Johnson

W. Johnson — Mon, 05 Nov 2012 14:07:29 +0000

Now that we understand how difficult this is, it would have been more helpful to have some tips on how you can successfully syndicate a radio show, or at the very least, step to take to get on that path. Since we know Syndication itself is not an unrealistic expectation, I would’ve like to have read, what is considered a “realistic expectation” for syndication. We know terrestrial radio listening audience is shrinking as more listeners tune into internet radio, but is this now considered a complete “dead end”? Are the true answers to these questions, something I have to ‘pay’ for? I read Chris Witting’s response, and I admit, I had the same reaction as he did after reading the article. It was quite discouraging. Simply because the questions/statements I mentioned above were either rarely address, not addressed at all, or addressed in a discouraging tone. Just seeking the real deal, that’s all. Thanks for you post.

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By: radiosyn

radiosyn — Mon, 23 May 2011 15:03:57 +0000

Thanks for your comment Chris. We would never discourage anyone from attempting to accomplish a goal, and that includes syndicating a radio show. Nothing is impossible. But just as you pointed out, show hosts often have unrealistic expectations about the process. The article was written simply as a reminder for those who have aspirations to syndicate their shows to go into it with “eyes wide open.” For those those wishing to syndicate a radio show, Syndication.net could be a great place to start.

By: Chris Witting

Chris Witting — Sat, 21 May 2011 20:37:05 +0000

For most of these ‘myths’, I can give you actual examples of people who achieved the very things you say are impossible. Yes, sometimes show hosts have unrealistic expectations about syndication. Many do not realize how much work is involved. But this list almost sounds like it was written to discourage others from even trying to syndicate.