Radiostation Stories

අහන්කාරයොන්ගෙ හැන්දෑවෙ සැරිසරන්න එන්න....

will takes robins old job at the WSQK and ends up getting a call from and old friend (or crush) byler fic ofc!!

Why does Toronto have such insipid and boring radio? Our city is vibrant, artistic, culturally diverse and entertaining, so why is none of that reflected in our uninspired radio stations? Travelling in Europe and North America as a radio consultant, I listen to a lot of radio and it is tragic to concede that my own city has some of the most boring radio stations known to mankind.

I have begun reading excerpts from my stories on our local radio station, 5THE FM 107.7, and whilst they are entertaining folk who are listening to the radio at those particular times, I have had a request from others to provide transcripts of my readings. I have been offered more air space in the days to come and will add transcripts of those recordings as they happen. It's a little experimental yet, but here we go!

Dustin's older sister - forced proximity - enemies to lovers - second chance - somewhat canon compliant - between S4 and S5 (I'll come up with a synopsis later)

The story of a radio host in a small, rural agricultural community where the paranormal and unusual are commonplace and generally ignored and written off as just another day in the Valley the Sun Loves.

Out to surpass the ratings of a competitor radio station's talk show, an old friend asks Red for help. Deciding that a steamy nightly discussion on sex and love problems would give them the much needed edge, Red's help is then enlisted to play the part of an in-house adviser. Everything was going quite smoothly, until love turned into more than just a mere discussion.

A short scary story. 1992, a radio station covers three brutal murders, the only survivor giving the details. Abandoned asylums aren't the ideal place to have fun, so watch out, or you might just get killed. This was a class project and I decided to post it. This was originally written as a script so the format might be a little different.

Alongside the revolution in television broadcasting, a similar battle of the airwaves is being waged on the radio. Will this forever wipe away the narrow choices offered by existing stations? Or is it possible to have faith in a revolution being waged from Downing Street? Grant Goddard examines the background to the first franchise application in London and looks at the way ahead for both winners and losers.

Stephanie Brown is a dedicated student and a late-night radio host, living a life of routine and responsibility. Her roommate, Cassandra McLeod, is her complete opposite - a social butterfly with a penchant for romance and grand gestures. As their final year at Langley College draws to a close, Cassandra dreams of a magical night at the masquerade ball, where she hopes to be swept off her feet by her Prince Charming. But when Cassandra's dreams are shattered by a last-minute betrayal, Stephanie steps in to save the night. Disguised as the mysterious Phantom Zorro, she whisks Cassandra away into a night of unexpected romance and adventure. In the days that follow, Cassandra is determined to find her Phantom Zorro, unaware that the person she seeks has been right beside her all along. As secrets are revealed and emotions run high, Stephanie and Cassandra must navigate the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery.

Trouble familiarizing radio stations? Here's the guide you want to know about! ^^

In Radio Sterling City, there was a girl named DWKC who tries to follow her dreams for herself and to her friends. A new classmate, named DZRH, remembered her all of a sudden and became DWKC's secret love interest!

"Clackety-clack clackety-clack, from Kalamazoo to Timbuctoo, from Timbuctoo and back!" As a young reader, I learned these words by heart from a favourite children's book, 'The Train to Timbuctoo' written in 1951 by Margaret Wise Brown. I daydreamed about the journey between these two strangely-named railway stations, evoked so perfectly by the author's prose and accompanying illustrations. Decades later, I discovered I had been sold a fantasy, it being as improbable to take a train from Kalamazoo (a city in Michigan) to Timbuktu (an ancient city in Mali) as it would to line up at Marrakesh station ticket office behind Graham Nash. Only recently did I learn that Timbuctoo (a different spelling from the Mali one) is in fact the name of: a ghost town in California; a small settlement in New Jersey; and a failed farming community in upstate New York, none of which boast a railway station. Whichever were the book's fantasy locations, I never did manage to travel there ... by train or other means. But it had stimulated dreams of foreign sojourns.

"You guys are like Coke cans and Sour Patch Kids, no one knows how but it surprisingly works good together." Anna's mother says looking at the group of four in front of her. Or the one where two best friends fall for two very different people.

Nazi soldiers were everywhere. Battalions of Nazis marching down wide boulevards. Nazis standing on convoys of tanks, waving flags. Row upon row of Nazis saluting speeches by their leader. Nazis fighting on battlefields. It was exhausting to watch for too long and nothing like 'Indiana Jones'. In fact, it was a little bit frightening.

A girl commits suicide and writes a note to each of her past lovers, will this finally explain her death or just confuse everyone further?

A short story written for the #TKBMovieContest.

This is somethin I wanted to see for quite a while. But sadly not many people do it. I know I may not be the only one to do this, but hey I gotta try

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I was standing over the motionless body of my line manager. He was dead to the world, naked under the sheet on his bed. Neither my arrival in his studio apartment through its wide-open front door, nor the chatter of little 'street boys' passing up and down the building's internal staircase, nor the morning sunshine streaming through the open windows, nor the noise of rush hour traffic on the road below seemed to have stirred him. Should I call out? Should I nudge him? Since the limit of my responsibilities to the BBC had already been sorely tested by a recent health & safety 'issue', I decided that playing butler to my boss would stretch my patience one step too far. I turned around, leaving him asleep, walked out and descended the stairs to rejoin the driver waiting out front in the BBC SUV.