Directions: Listen to a music-formatted radio station for 60 minutes beginning at the top-of-the hour. Answer the questions below and denote what transitions, live breaks, and recorded elements were used between songs. You will need to list the approximate times for the breaks in between songs, and then list what kind of break it was. Look at the example below for an idea of times and breaks. Use your notes from the module for types of breaks. You will need to list at least 12 breaks from the 60 minute program.

For more of a challenge, listen during Morning Drive (6:00-10:00 a.m.) or Afternoon Drive (3:00-7:00 p.m.).

Radio Listening Assignment 1 - EXAMPLE

CALL LETTERS & CITY OF LICENSE	KANW, Albuquerque	DATE	2/26/2023
CALL LETTERS & CITY OF LICENSE	KANW, Albuquerque	TIME	2:00-3:00 p.m.
STATION FREQUENCY	89.1 FM	ANNOUNCER	Ramon Martinez
POSITIONING STATEMENT	New Mexico Music	FORMAT	Spanish Variety

APPROXIMATE TIME	ELEMENTS
:00	Live backsell, live promo into stop set: played 4 commercials.
:04	Jingle out of stop set back into music.
:08	Live PSA into a live weather report followed by a liner back into music.
:12	Segue.
:16	Legal ID.
:20	Personality break, frontsell, and traffic report into stop set: played 3 commercials and 1 PSA.
:24	Recorded promo out of stop set back into music.
:28	Liner.
:32	One-minute newscast followed by a jingle back into music.