Dan O’Day’s Radio and Voiceover Tools

from L.A. Air Force
Fully Licensed for Broadcast and Internet Use
(Compact Disc)

If you're part of a big radio morning show with a bunch of team members, you probably don't need AIR DROPS.

If you're a radio personality who "flies solo," your program's cast of characters consists of you. Just you.   

You're expected to follow the format, keep everything tight, deliver "the basics" perfectly...and somehow be consistently entertaining, too.

Doing a solo show doesn't need to be so lonely. Or so dry.

Let's be clear: AIR DROPS can't make you funny.

If you don't have a sense of humor, AIR DROPS isn't for you.

Each of the 337 liners from your additional cast of characters will tickle your audience only when they're mixed with your personality.

AIR DROPS features 11 over-the-top characters:

The Network Announcer — the very official guy who reads whatever is put in front of him

Wally — a very enthusiastic teenaged boy

The Texan — he's rich...and uncultured

Sexy Woman — seductive, innocent...and she adores you.

The Boss — he manages the radio station, and he doesn't quite understand why your job is necessary.

Wendell Proctor — happy, opinionated...and occasionally he uses a spittoon.

The Wimp Engineer — Sure, we know radio engineers aren't wimps. (They're just weird.) But this one is...well, pretty wimpy.

Captain Bucko — Everyone's favorite local TV kiddie show host

Your Announcer, Speaking — Your radio show's big voiced announcer

Barney Crude — He's not offensively crude. He's just an old-timer with lots of rough edges.

Bucka Duck — Well, he's a duck, okay?

Order your entire AIR DROPS Cast of Characters now, courtesy of your friends at L.A. Air Force.

Buy it once, use it forever!

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