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Talent Farm Adds Five New 24/7 Radio Formats


Talent Farm
Talent Farm

Talent Farm has expanded its syndication portfolio with the launch of five new 24/7 radio formats, offering affiliates additional programming options across multiple high-demand music genres.

The new formats -- "The Harbor" (Yacht Rock & Smooth Classics), "The Coast" (Classic Alternative), "The Boombox" ('90s/2000s Hip Hop & R&B), "Gold" ('60s, '70s & More), and Outdoor Radio Network (ORN) -- join Talent Farm's existing lineup, which includes programming tied to personalities such as Wolfman Jack and Charlie Tuna, along with its suite of Classic Hits, Adult Hits, Classic Country, and Today's Country formats.

All five new offerings are programmed and curated by Seaboard Networks, the distribution arm of Maryland Media One, led by radio owner/operator Steve Clendenin.

According to the company, the formats are designed for full-time syndication or flexible daypart use, with customization options for imaging, music flow, and clocks to meet specific market needs.

"Stations don't need more generic formats -- they need sound that connects," said Steve Wall, Chief Creative Officer of Talent Farm. "Each of these formats brings a clear identity. Our role is to help stations plug that in, shape it, and make it their own."

The new formats are now available to affiliates, with options that include local, network, or hybrid talent, as well as market exclusivity.

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