Meet DJ Dani
DJ Dani Show on hamiltonradio.net! My show encompasses the likes of many different talented stars from Disney channel, Nickelodeon, America’s Got Talent and even The Voice! In addition to those, I have had incredibly successful musicians such as Soma Chhaya, Domini Monroe, Ashely Wineland and Sorelle! My show is not just limited to famous celebrities and artists. I have had successful authors from local business owners on it as well. I realized, at a very young age, radio was my passion and something I wanted to pursue long term. I started my radio show back in 2014 when I was just 18 years old. My studio is based out of Robbinsville which is located near Trenton, NJ. My father has owned the radio station for 26 years now. I had previously worked my way up to a radio disc jockey. We are also broadcasting on 102 DLG radio aka iHeart Radio. We are an internet-based radio station. We broadcast nationally and internationally. Our reach is incredible. We reach millions of people around the globe. When I have a guest on my show, I always encourage the viewers to leave comments in the “comment area” on Facebook. Being able to broadcast live on Facebook is a tremendous asset because Facebook is global social media platform that alone, reaches millions of people from all over the world. To access my website to see all the latest news, it’s as simple as typing in thedjdanishow.com. My website is my own and I am always updating it. I really do like to think that I am slowly building my portfolio with the wide array of different artist I have on my show. Starting my radio hosting career at such a young age is not something everyone can say. Many years have gone by and I have learned a great deal in what it means to be a successful radio host. I think my background in musical theater has helped me when it comes to interviewing my guests on my show. I have developed great interviewing techniques over the many years as well. The one thing that I like to always say when it comes to interviewing people is that it is absolutely imperative that you keep your guests engaged at all times. When your guests’ loose interest in your show, then your audience loses interest as well. Being a radio host, there comes many other responsibilities. You always should be willing and ready to ask questions. Before every show, I always have a list of different types of questions to ask my guests. Making sure my equipment that I have is always up to date is equally important. It’s important to remember to never to solely rely on technology. Something I that learned is that you should always count on things going wrong from time to time. In my musical theatre career, it is also true to always improvise when someone forgets a line or is late to run on for a scene. The same applies to the radio industry. Want to be our Featured Guest? https://thetinaramsayshow.com/
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