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On-air Promos

Looking for a simple way to help promote the Radio Heritage Foundation and support our programs?

These public service announcements, voice drops or short promotional fillers are freely available to download and use on your radio station. You can see the text and length of each voice drop and choose whichever best fits your station format or audience.

Series A - American accent

#1   00:11

"Keeping our cultural heritage safe for tomorrow needs your action now. Please visit radioheritage.com and donate today. Thank you, for helping keep the radio memories alive."

#2   00:11

"Enjoy listening to radio? Keeping today's memories safe for tomorrow is a real challenge. Please visit radioheritage.com and donate today. Thank you, for helping keep the radio memories alive."

#3   00:13

"Why do we need to keep today's memories safe for tomorrow? Because we must never forget. Please visit radioheritage.com and donate today. Thank you, for helping keep the radio memories alive."

#4   00:14

"It's good to remember the joy that radio gives us. Support those working hard to protect our heritage for tomorrow. Please visit radioheritage.com and donate today. Thank you, for helping keep the radio memories alive."


These promos have been gifted by Ed, one of our large number of US based supporters and who otherwise wishes to remain anonymous. However, he's been in the radio business many years, and listeners to American Forces Radio Network stations as far afield as Germany and Korea, or stationed in Washington DC may recognize his voice! Stay tuned for more.

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