Schedule live shows, pre-records, playlists, andrelays in one place
RadioCult gives stations a calendar built for how online radio actually runs, from live shows and pre-records to playlists, relays, recurring events, and one-off changes. Plan your programming clearly, adjust shows without breaking the schedule, and keep your station running with less manual work.
Schedule live shows, pre-records, playlists, and relays in one place- Create real repeating rules for complex station programming
- Review missing media, fallback gaps, and schedule issues before airtime
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Ambient Mix
PLAYLIST
News Hour
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
Rock Block
PLAYLIST
Evening News
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Open Decks
LIVE
Evening News
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
B2B Mixalot
PRE-RECORD
Evening News
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
Friday Live
LIVE
Guest Show
PRE-RECORD
Mixing w/ Jeff
LIVE
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
Sunday Sessions
LIVE
Why station workflows
still get messy
Most scheduling tools are built around simple weekly repeats, but real stations run rotating shows, monthly specials, one-off edits, and last-minute changes
Live shows, pre-records, playlists, and stream relays often end up managed in different places
Small schedule mistakes can lead to silence, wrong playback, or a show cutting off at the wrong moment
Every content type can be scheduled from the same station calendar
Event controls, fallbacks, filters, and issue checks help stations catch problems before airtime
RadioCult supports real-world repeating rules, event overrides, and flexible calendar views for how stations actually program content
What Scheduling includes
Scheduling helps stations plan, adjust, and monitor programming from one calendar, whether the schedule is simple, rotating, or full of edge cases.
A calendar built for station programming
Plan your station visually instead of typing every time slot into forms. RadioCult supports different calendar views so managers can work at the level that fits the moment.
- Drag-and-drop schedule editor with day, week, and month views
- Event descriptions, colours, and linked artists or presenters
- Down-to-the-minute start and end times
- Live shows, pre-records, playlists, and stream relays on one calendar
Repeating rules for real radio schedules
Not every show happens every Monday at the same time. RadioCult supports recurring patterns that match real station programming, from weekly shows to more unusual rotations.
- Daily, weekly, and monthly recurrence
- Complex rules like “every 3rd Thursday”
- Multi-week patterns such as “every 6 weeks on Monday and Tuesday”
- One-off changes without breaking the full series
Event controls for smoother playback
Each event can carry the details and playback rules needed to keep the stream sounding right. Stations can control how shows start, what happens if content runs long, and what plays if something is missing.
- Intros per event from a file or tag
- Overrun support with configurable limits
- Loop or fallback choices when media is shorter than the event
- Event recording for archive, replay, or podcast use
Schedule checks before problems go live
As stations add more shows, presenters, and content, it gets harder to spot issues manually. RadioCult helps teams filter the schedule and find missing setup details before they become on-air problems.
- Filter by name, status, and event type
- Filter by error state, including missing media or empty playlists
- Find events with intros, recordings, fallbacks, or overruns
- Filter by tags, artists, or missing metadata
How
Scheduling works
Four straightforward stages — from setup to ongoing improvement.
Plan
Build your schedule visually using day, week, or month views. Add live shows, pre-records, playlists, and stream relays to the same calendar.
Repeat
Set recurring patterns that match your station's programming. Use simple daily or weekly rules, or create more specific rotations for monthly shows, specials, and unusual schedules.
Adjust
Edit one event without changing the full series, add intros, set fallback behavior, allow overruns, or decide whether an event should be recorded.
Check
Use filters to review upcoming programming, find missing media, check event settings, and spot schedule issues before they affect the stream.
What this supports day to day
Scheduling helps stations spend less time fixing calendars and more time building the programming, community, and sound that make the station worth tuning into.
More flexible planning for rotating shows, specials, and recurring programming
Fewer schedule gaps, missed starts, and playback surprises
Clearer programming workflows for station managers, DJs, and contributors
What stations say about RadioCult
“Working with Radio Cult for the past couple of months has significantly improved our workflow. The easy-to-navigate interface, the storage capacity and the ability to schedule weeks or even months in advance are a fraction of the things that made our work a lot easier.”
Oroko Radio
“Running a community radio station isn't always easy, but having a team like Radio Cult in our corner makes all the difference. They get what it's like to be a small team trying to do something meaningful, and their support keeps things running smoothly.”
Zabrij Radio
“Following challenges with previous hosting providers, Radio Cult's platform has proven to be the ideal solution. With extensive storage, we can archive content, while the user-friendly scheduling interface lets us plan detailed weekly and monthly programming.”
Temple Radio
Want to see how Scheduling could fit your station?
A quick walkthrough can show how Scheduling supports your station's programming and how it fits into the way your team already plans shows.
- Review how your station currently manages live shows, pre-records, playlists, and relays
- See how RadioCult handles repeating rules, overrides, and event controls
- Explore how schedule filters help catch missing media, setup gaps, and playback issues
