The Most Fun Hour Of My Day

It is, without question, the most fun hour of my workday, and that's saying a lot because I have a great deal of fun being on the Big Picture Morning Show with my friend Chris. But, come 9AM after the news, when the Tradio theme song no matter how trying the day has been, no matter what kind of a mood I woke up in, the day just gets better.

Tradio is a type of radio show that has been a staple of many local and regional radio stations for decades. People often ask me how long we have been doing the Tradio show on KSUB, and the truth is we don't have a specific date for when Tradio started in Cedar City. Best we've been able to narrow it down to is sometime in the sixties.

I'd like to tell you that the Tradio show we do on KSUB is the only one of its kind in the nation, but that is not the case.

Like you hear on KSUB, the format of a Tradio show typically involves local residents calling in to the show to advertise goods and services they have for sale, trade, or giveaway. Tradio shows can be a valuable resource for people looking to buy or sell items locally, as they provide a platform for individuals to connect with others in their community.

Tradio shows like ours often have a distinct flavor and character that reflects the local culture and community. They can be lively and entertaining, with hosts who are adept at bantering with callers and creating a fun and welcoming atmosphere. Many Tradio shows also incorporate news and weather updates, community announcements, and other local programming, making them a valuable source of information for people living in the area.

One of the key features of Tradio is its focus on local commerce. By providing a forum for people to advertise items they have for sale or trade, Tradio helps to promote local economic activity and support small businesses. It also provides a platform for people to find unique or hard-to-find items that may not be available through more traditional retail channels.

Tradio has a rich history in many rural communities, where it has become an integral part of the local culture. In some areas, Tradio shows have been on the air for decades, and have become beloved institutions in their own right. I'd like to think we have somewhat reached that status with our show. Tradio shows are often seen as a way to connect with others in the community, and to share news and information about local events and happenings.

Overall, Tradio is a unique and important part of the cultural landscape in many rural communities. II think provides a valuable service to local residents, and helps to support local economic activity and small businesses. Whether you're looking to buy or sell items locally, or just want to tune in and listen to the local flavor of a Tradio show, it's clear that this type of radio programming has a special place in the hearts of many people living in rural areas.

To me the best part of the show is you. You are the real stars and reason we do Tradio on KSUB. I just get to have fun and listen.