@RadioChristina
Today is World Radio Day. A day that sums
up my last 27 years. It’s hard to believe that I’ve been on the radio for 27
years. I've told you my story before on how I got into radio. Read it HERE. But what I want to know is, what does radio mean to you?
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Do you remember listening to the radio when
you were a kid? Maybe it was a countdown show in the evening. You had your
cassette ready to hit record once the radio announcer stopped talking – but yet
they could talk until the first word in the song… how did they know how to do
that you would ask.
It’s funny how radio changes in importance
to you the older you get. From hearing your favourite song on the radio to it
being a daily part of your life. Like when you’re driving to work and you’re
listening to the hosts on the radio talk, just like they’re in your car having
coffee with you. You feel like you’re a part of the conversation. You laugh out
loud or even talk to the radio in your car – and realize you’re alone in your
car carrying on a conversation with the radio station. Sometimes you’ll feel
the urge to call in and share your story, or text them just to have your two
bits. Sometimes you don’t and just listen to what everyone else has to say.
Then there’s that time when you need the
radio to survive. Whether it’s there to keep you company while you work or
while you’re driving. When you hear that song that either helps you through a
tough situation, cheers your up or is the story of your life, Radio is there to
help. Maybe you’re driving that lonely highway and the only one keeping you
company is the person on the radio. Or… that time when there’s a state of emergency flood and you need to know what’s happening.
That’s what I love about radio. It’s the
power of having a friend when you need it. The power of having music to lift
you. And the power of knowing what’s happening now. Thank you for being here
day in and day out.
Celebrating with you, happy World Radio
Day!
Christina Rowsell SoundCloud HERE.
Follow @RadioChristina and @BrighterSideYYC
Online www.christinarowsell.com
Christina Rowsell SoundCloud HERE.
Follow @RadioChristina and @BrighterSideYYC
Online www.christinarowsell.com
Christina Rowsell - RadioAnnouncer, Blogger, Photographer, Voice Actor, Mother, Wife, Sister, Daughter and... part time cook (only when she has time - in between driving to the hockey rink, lacrosse and volunteering...)
The Brighter Side Blog is a blog that shares Good News, Great Ideas & Amazing People. If you have a story to share, feel free to contact Christina. Subscribe YouTube Here, Follow on Twitter @RadioChristina, @BrighterSideyyc and LIKE on Facebook ChristinaRowsellMedia and TheBrighterSideyyc. www.christinarowsell.com and SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/christina-rowsell.
Additionally, Christina and her husband Chad are working on a documentary about Lyme Disease in Alberta called The Tiny Tick.
The Brighter Side Blog is a blog that shares Good News, Great Ideas & Amazing People. If you have a story to share, feel free to contact Christina. Subscribe YouTube Here, Follow on Twitter @RadioChristina, @BrighterSideyyc and LIKE on Facebook ChristinaRowsellMedia and TheBrighterSideyyc. www.christinarowsell.com and SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/christina-rowsell.
Additionally, Christina and her husband Chad are working on a documentary about Lyme Disease in Alberta called The Tiny Tick.
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