DJ's will also go through a light screening process because we value our station and it's integrity so we just need to make sure that you will continue to respect our station and give our listeners the entertainment level that we value at PRN.

We will train you to DJ. We'll help and instruct you on how to acquire the necessary programs to broadcast with, and we will run a test of your computer speed. PRN proudly broadcasts at 128 kbps stereo, so we need to make sure your computer can handle it.

Once you've had your training and are all set to go, we'll run a broadcast test with you. This test will include you playing a song, then talking, then playing another song. In this way we will be able to hear you and know that you understand how to DJ online prior to your being given a spot on the air.

All DJ's at PRN are required to run ICQ instant chat, as this is how we stay in contact with all of the other DJ's for numerous reasons. You can get ICQ by going to www.icq.com. However we encourage you to get the older version of icq 2002 or 2003 from oldversion.com as it works best with the broadcast programs.

We have two predominent rules at PRN. Rule #1 Have Fun. Rule #2 Never Break Rule #1. We are a no drama radio station and will accept nothing less than a loyal and fun group of people with good morals and integrity associated with PRN. We do have a DJ General Guideline document to be adhered to as well as the Number 1 & 2 Rules which will be supplied to you once you get on board. It basically sets out the etiquette we use at PRN in order to keep our station running smoothly and consistently.

PRN is a legal and licensed broadcasting radio station. Read below for your own protection as well as to uphold the integrity that we strive to achieve and maintain at PRN.

Disclaimer
DJ's at Phoenix Radio are expected to play and use music in a responsible and legal manner. All songs are heavily restricted by copyright law and legislation such as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. By becoming a Phoenix Radio DJ, you agree to act in accordance with these laws, regardless of how ridiculous or unconsitutional they may seem to you. Anyone found to be in violation of such laws will be scolded harshly and forced to go to bed without dinner.
Oh yeah, it carries a hefty fine of $250,000 and/or 5 years in prison to any DJ found not complying to this law.

Explanation: Legal music is that which you posses on CD's, tapes or albums and have ripped on to your computer. Music downloaded from any peer to peer program is NOT legal and will not be broadcasted on our radio station.

DJ's are solely responsible for the legality of the songs that they play on Phoenix Radio.

So having said all that, should you still wish to DJ for PPN please contact Gymmie at
gymnasia43@yahoo.com and she'll get you on your way to a fun and rewarding time, right here,
on the Phoenix Radio Network.