Get in bed with Pulse Radio
Wednesday, September 16, 2009 at 3:24PM What is Pulse?
We are the sound of the LSE’s Student Union, broadcasting 24-hours a day to bring you the hottest music, student news and high powered debate (a.k.a. gossip). Sound too good to be true?! Well that’s why we need you...
How can I get Involved?
Radio shows need radio DJs. Fact. Don't worry though, it’s not that scary!
You’ll be trained by the pros and after we’re done with you, you may well end up representing LSE at national student media awards (hosted by radio 1)!
On Air
But of course, that’s just the beginning! Our “On Air” team works to provide the highest quality content and entertainment. So if you’re after pre-release CDs and plenty of free tickets to gigs, festivals and shows get in with the music team. If you want to interview world or business leaders join our news team. Or if you have an ear for a jingling jingle and tasty background beat then give our uber-cool production team a shout.
Off Air
The "On Air" glamour would not be possible without our “Off Air” team. Pulse Radio would not survive, nor bring such merriment and social life to its members and LSE’s campus. If you think your creative gems can take Pulse further and your analytical, business mind can push our radiowaves into the face of the wider public at large then check in with our marketing and business teams. For those of you with the rarest skill of all, the skill which is the gem in the crown of running a damn good radio station: technical, we love you! Please come chat to our tech and web teams!
There is definitely something for everyone at Pulse Radio - even if it's just a wild social life! Come along during Festival Fair, have a chat, sign up for free and head to our welcome meeting
Welcome Meeting
6pm Monday 5th October
Room D302
Then down to the Tuns for a chat afterwards!
We'll tell you exactly what we're about and will give more news on how to get involved! If you can't wait until then, come find us on Houghton Street or at Festival Fair.
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