Radio’s no place for shy and retiring types. Even most bean counters in this industry are outgoing personalities. In this business, to get ahead you need to be seen and you need to be heard. And the easiest way to get ahead is to get your head on Faces for Radio.

When we launched it over a decade ago, we called it a talent bank, but that made it sound like everyone on it was desperate for a new gig. That’s not the case with Faces for Radio. It’s just a great way to get to know your peers in the industry. And them to get to know you.

Having said that, since this is the place that for the past decade, legions of talent, from jocks to imaging producers, have chosen to post their bios and flaunt their audio wares, it has inevitably caught the attention many a PD and CD. They’ve been attracted by this concentrated talent resource at their fingertips. Note: This article is unlocked. FREE OFFER INSIDE.

We’d be lying if we didn’t tell you, that every now and again, the result has been some pretty spectacular career moves.

Yet many of our readers complain about it. They complain that they can’t get on Faces for Radio. That’s because they’re not paid subscribers. And because they don’t work at a subscriber station, they can’t even get our famous Robin Hood subscription rate of just $35 a year.

We hear you!

So, for a limited time, you can post your details on Faces for Radio FOR FREE!!!!

But you must be registered. Registration is free. Always has been.

If you’ve already registered and posted your details but haven’t been visible on Faces for Radio before, you should be visible as of now.

If you haven’t uploaded your bio, pic and audio, but would like to. Then make sure you’re registered and then go to About Me, click a few buttons and you’re done. Simple.

Also, if you’ve been on Faces for Radio for some time, now might be a good time to update your profile.

If you have any problems email Wendy

Picture borrowed from Adam “Bar Rat” Barratt’s profile on Faces for Radio.