Radio broadcasting is the distribution of audio content to a wide audience through the medium of radio waves. This process involves the transmission of sounds, including music, speech, and other audio formats, from a radio station to listeners using radio receivers. It typically operates within specific frequency bands in the electromagnetic spectrum, allowing for both AM (Amplitude Modulation) and FM (Frequency Modulation) signals, which vary in quality and range. Radio broadcasting can be live or pre-recorded and is often used for entertainment, news, education, and information dissemination. It plays a significant role in shaping public opinion and culture. Broadcasting can occur over various platforms, including traditional terrestrial radio, satellite, and internet streaming.
Mei Nagano hosts Nippon Broadcasting's All Night Nippon X every Monday night, bringing vibrant energy and youthful charm to the airwaves. Her passion for radio, sparked by a pivotal 2019…