The American corporation The Telos Alliance has created a special series of videos in which they interview radio engineers who have helped studios set up operations at home. The series is designed to help users explore options for broadcasting at home and provide first-hand advice from those who have already made the shift. These are the videos they’ve uploaded:

Home Studios with Paul Montoya: With social distancing in place due to the pandemic, Paul Montoya (director of engineering at Wyoming Public Media) and his colleagues are working from home, yet still producing high-quality talk and music radio shows.

Home Studio Setup with Edwin Bukont: “The Tommy Show” hosts had to work in separate locations, with talent situated away from the studio. Edwin Bukont of E2 Technical Services shares his experience in setting up their home studios.

Network Studio at Home with Andrew Zarian: We sit down with founder of GFQ Studios, Andrew Zarian, who takes a “live-first” approach to his content, with gear remote-controlled over IP from another state.

Studio Remote Access with Kevin Buente: IT skills are critical when getting on-air talent and operational staff remotely connected. Kevin Buente, chief engineer for WHIZ Media Group, describes solutions when getting staff connected from home.

Public Radio from Home Studios with Rob Bertrand: Rob Bertrand, senior director of technology at WAMU, on the challenges and solutions for running daily programming and live talk shows remotely.

Remote Control a Network Studio with John “SunKast” Bubb: Running remote operations in GFQ’s New York studio all the way from Michigan, John “SunKast” Bubb shares everything he is able to do remotely and offers advice on working from home when physical controls can’t be accessed directly

You can access to the playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrVvkZpBBU3-KOTThKrJNrcHXAddfycIP