To Become a Broadcaster: 
The reason Goreans Portal Radio uses the term "broadcaster" or BC rather than DJ is because it better reflects what we do. At Goreans Portal Radio, we don't just play music.The broadcaster's personality and skill make the programming unique and bring and keep audience. 

Second Life adds a whole new dimension to what we can bring to the audience - visual connection. Goreans Portal Radio is not a voice in the air, it is real people, connected with the audience, talking to them, and keeping them involved. 

We have always held that it's not the music alone that keeps people coming back, it is engaging personalities and a strong, vibrant and personal presence. 

Goreans Portal Radio is flexible around scheduling and works hard to make sure broadcaters are afforded every courtesy and comfort. Broadcasters can do one show a week or several, or even just now and then. 

If you would like to apply to be a broadcaster, you need only contact razi Berry in Second Life or send e-mail to  portal@goreansportal.com. 

In order to ensure that we maintain that very unique presence, below are a few guidelines that will help you decide if you want to apply as a broadcaster: 

1. We are Gorean, all the time. Regardless of other things you may persue, when onair for Goreans Portal Radio, please be the Free Man, Free Woman or kajira that you are expected to be. 
2. If possbile, "all music-no talking shows" are avoided. We need to do some of those, in order to be able to keep running for the hours that we do, but shows with a person present at the station, at an event, or where there are people will always be the best shows. **Note: If you have to do an "all music-no talking" show, please get pre-recorded ads from razi and ensure they are played at least 4 times an hour. 
3. If possible, be physically present at an approved event, or wander to where there are Gorean people. 
4. It is expected that each broadcaster will promote their broadcast, tell people the day and time, and try to bring an audience. Goreans Portal Radio will also advertise your broadcast. 

• No serious swearing on air.
• Do not play music with serious swearing, or about killing or raping people. 
• No racist comments or music. No using the N word or music with it in it, no matter how popular the song is at the time.

We hope that each show will be professional - that you will be prepared or be comfortable with winging it, so there is not much "uhhh.. hmmm" time onair, no coughing into the mic and things like that. 

We hope to be the MOST professional station around, with a reputation for the BEST broadcasters. 

slave broadcasters – maintaining an appropriate attitude on air is a difficult task that few manage successfully. The voice of a respectful, well-behaved slave is a pleasure, but slave opinions should be kept to a barely-noticed minimum. 

Most importantly, broadcasting is a lot of fun, easy to do, and we are a great bunch to work for and with!