1. Keep It Personal - Focus on individuals or groups, not businesses. However, casual mentions like: "Hey, this is Dan from Dan's Mechanics, and I listen to KLOKi Pirate Radio Denver!" are totally fine! This keeps it natural and personal.
2. Stay Positive - Celebrate something fun, meaningful, or cool about the person. No negativity, gossip, or drama.
3. Make It Brief - Keep it short and impactful. Long-winded messages lose their punch.
4. Use Their Preferred Name or Nickname - Address people the way they like to be called. Do not use full legal names.
5. Keep It Appropriate - Avoid offensive language, awkward inside jokes, or anything that could embarrass someone. No political comments are permitted.
6. Add Personality - Make it fun, energetic, or heartfelt to match the vibe of KLOKi radio. Your voice can be rash.
7. Get Permission (if needed) - If you're sharing personal details about someone, make sure they're cool with it.
8. Consider the Audience - Match the tone of KLOKi radio's audience. They are from the hard rock, heavy metal, metalcore, grindcore, punk rock, crust punk, and rap metal culture.

1. Keep It Casual - Business mentions should feel natural, not like an advertisement. A good example: "Hey, this is Dan from Dan's Mechanics, and I listen to KLOKi Pirate Radio Denver!" This keeps it personal while giving a shoutout to the business.
2. No Direct Promotions - Avoid pushing sales, discounts, or services. Instead of: "Come to Dan's Mechanics for the best deals on oil changes!" Say: "We've got KLOKi blasting in the shop all day--keeps the crew going!"
3. Business Name Drop is OK--Just Keep It Cool - It's fine to mention where you work, but don't make it a sales pitch.
4. Make It Entertaining - The best shoutouts feel lively and authentic. If you're shouting out your business, add some personality!
5. Respect the Audience - No excessive self-promotion, overly corporate language, or repetitive mentions.

1. On your iPhone, open the Safari web browser.
2. Type https://pirateradiodenver.com into the navigation bar or tap on the link displayed here.
3. At the bottom of your screen, tap the Share button on the toolbar.
4. Tap Add to Home Screen.
5. (Optional) Edit the text that will appear under the icon on your Home screen.
6. In the top-right corner, tap Add.

1. On your device, open the Google Chrome browser.
2. Type https://pirateradiodenver.com into the navigation bars or tap on the link displayed here.
3. Tap the Menu button.
4. Tap Add to Home Screen.
5. (Optional) Edit the text that will appear under the icon on your Home screen.
6. In Just below the text bar, tap Add.

1. On your device, open the Firefox browser.
2. Type https://pirateradiodenver.com into the navigation bars or tap on the link displayed here.
3. Tap the Options button.
4. Tap Add to Home Screen.
5. (Optional) Edit the text that will appear under the icon on your Home screen.
6. In Just below the text bar, tap Add.

97.5 FM KLOKi Pirate Radio Denver is a private, independent radio initiative dedicated to broadcasting and streaming underground music from unsigned and independent artists, both locally and around the world, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act. My mission is to give voice to the vibrant and often overlooked music communities that thrive beyond the commercial mainstream.

I operate 24/7 via online streaming and also provide limited-range terrestrial rebroadcasts using FCC-compliant, independently-operated Part 15 FM transmitters. Each transmitter operates within legal limits for unlicensed low-power broadcasting, as defined by FCC regulations under Part 15. These transmitters are geographically distributed and internet-synchronized to create a wider collective footprint, while remaining compliant as standalone units.

I am committed to supporting independent creators, respecting intellectual property rights, and complying with applicable local, national, and international broadcasting laws.

If you're an artist or rights holder and wish to discuss how your music is featured on my program, please contact me directly using my contact page.