If your church is trying to secure time on a local radio station, there are several suggestions to consider. Usually, the person to contact at a radio station regarding public service religious programming is the program director or the public service director. If you have several programs to offer, it is usually best to suggest one program at a time. If at all possible, ask your contact at the station to listen to a sample of the program while you are there. It is much better to get the station's commitment at the time of your visit.
Stations are always interested to have help in building audiences.
Often a station will be willing to air a half-hour program if a church will purchase a minute of spot time prior to or following the program. This gives the church an opportunity to identify with the program. It also gives the church an opportunity to promote its worship services, along with other special ministries available to listeners. If you have a deacon or member in your church who advertises heavily on the station, see if that person will go with you to visit the station. Stations tend to be very cooperative when people who spend money with them make requests.