Build your lineup.
Choose a DJ name and show title, then plan up to twelve episodes across four blocks. Use just the blocks you need.
Choose the classics. Share the stories. Record your own guest-host show for WSTR 109 Stardust OTR Radio.
Free to use · Browser studio or native Windows program
Your recordings stay local until you choose to share them.
WSTR 109 DJ gives you a place to plan a show, record your voice breaks, and prepare a package for Marcus to review for the station.
Pick from Old Time Radio categories including mystery, detective stories, comedy, westerns, science fiction, adventure, and faith & inspiration. Mix your favorites or build around a theme.
Choose a DJ name and show title, then plan up to twelve episodes across four blocks. Use just the blocks you need.
Record introductions, reflections, and your sign-off. Write a script or speak naturally, listen back, and replace a take when you want another try.
Export a single voice-preview WAV or a submission ZIP with separate recordings and your running order. Share it with Marcus for review.
Randomize all your show details at once, or use the Random button beside an individual creative field. Keep what you like, edit the rest, or undo the last generation.
Generated locations are fictional. Email, episode selections, recordings, and permission choices are preserved.
“Midnight on the Dial”
A late-night journey through mystery and detective radio, with your own introductions between the stories.
Illustrative concept. Choose the actual series and episodes yourself.Open the studio in your browser and start planning.
A native desktop program for your PC.
Extract the ZIP and follow the included instructions. If supplied, run WSTR-109-DJ.exe; source packages use START-WSTR-DJ.cmd for the first build.

Discover WSTR 109 Stardust OTR Radio. Listen to the station, revisit the voices of classic radio, and find inspiration for your own guest-host selections.
No. You record locally and decide when to share your files. Marcus reviews submitted shows before deciding whether and when to broadcast them.
The combined WAV contains your voice breaks only. Episode audio is not included or captured from links. The submission ZIP provides your separate voice recordings and episode running order so the station can assemble the program.
Export your submission ZIP after reviewing your recordings and granting permission to edit and broadcast your voice. Nothing is sent automatically. Use the station's provided submission instructions; the app can open an email draft when a submission address has been configured.
Export an editable project ZIP regularly. Browser saves belong to the browser and device you used and can be lost if site data is cleared. Windows projects are saved in Documents → WSTR 109 DJ. Keep a separate backup of work you want to preserve.
A microphone and headphones are a good starting point. Allow microphone access when prompted. The Windows edition can also import PCM WAV takes; the web edition can import audio formats supported by your browser. The studio artwork is scenery; use the labeled controls to record.