The 60 Second Checkup

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RADIO STATIONS: Are you looking for a daily health feature your listeners and advertisers will love? 

 

Discover why radio stations across North America have turned to The 60 Second Checkup to provide daily health news to listeners and attract new advertisers!

 

Just ask Erik Selby, program director at Pittsburgh's all-news station, KQV:

 

“As an all-news radio station, KQV is always looking for high quality features that we can offer for sponsorship.  The 60 Second Checkup is just what the Doctor ordered. (Excuse the pun.)  It’s length allows me to pair it with my sponsor’s commercial, without extending the stop set.  The host, Christopher Michael provides the major market delivery you’d expect.  The Internet-based delivery system and support from Sound Targeting is outstanding.   Believe me, you owe it to your Sales Manager to get their demo kit.” 

 

Erik F. Selby

Program Director

KQV Newsradio – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

 

You know how important health issues are to your listeners.  Imagine delivering them the latest health information each weekday, directly from the leading experts in the medical field!

 

Sound Targeting offers just such a program:  

 

The 60 Second Checkup

 

Every Monday through Friday, The 60 Second Checkup will provide your listeners with interesting and vital health information.  Sound Targeting has teamed up with several of the nation's leading medical associationsto produce The 60 Second Checkup.

 

Featuring specialists from the nation's leading medical associations and a wide variety of disciplines, The 60 Second Checkup comes to you five days a week on the Salem Radio Network and ABC Radio Network.Starguide satellite. The program is also available by e-mail and CD. This program brings you cutting edge technology, practical tips and stories of new medical techniques to keep you healthy.

 

The 60 Second Checkup is a proven winner, both with radio audiences and with advertisers. We work with you to make the show a success. For example, listen to the custom promos we produced for KQV in Pittsburgh, promoting the station and providing a value-added bonus to a major advertiser.

 

Click here to listen to our custom promo for The 60 Second Checkup on KQV

 

Click here to listen to a special promo we produced, marking KQV's 30th Anniversary as an all-news station.

 

The 60 Second Checkup is available to radio stations on a barter basis. For more information, call Sound Targeting at 312-224-2750 or e-mail us at healthradio@sbcglobal.net.

Missed a show?

 

If you missed a recent edition of The 60 Second Checkup, you can hear any of the current month's programs by clicking any of the links below. 

 

NOTE:  If any of the files doesn't download immediately, try canceling the download and clicking on the link again.  You can also right click on the link, click on "save as," and save the file to your computer.

 

(IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE:  In order to broadcast The 60 Second Checkup, stations are required to notify us and submit a signed copy of the affiliate agreement.  Stations may NOT broadcast The 60 Second Checkup, without submitting a signed agreement.  If your station is running The 60 Second Checkup, and you have not notified us or submitted a signed copy of our affiliate agreement, contact us immediately at 312-224-2750 or healthradio@sbcglobal.net

 

The signed agreement guarantees your station will have exclusive rights to carry The 60 Second Checkup in your market, and stations that fail to submit a signed agreement will be forced to stop running the program immediately, if another station in the market contacts Sound Targeting and asks to run the program.)

 

(AFFIDAVIT REMINDER:  Stations, don't forget to fill out the required online affidavit at the end of each month.  To access the online form, simply click here.)

 

July 2008

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

July 01-

Finding brain disorders early

 

July 02-

Water borne illness

 

July 03-

Holiday travel

 

July 04-

Traveling with diabetes

 

July 07-

Epilepsy drugs, kicked out

 

July 08-

Dementia/Depression link

 

July 09-

Regular interaction for older adults

 

July 10-

A test for student athletes

 

July 11-

Ultrasound, too good at detecting tumors

 

July 14-

Probiotics, not for everyone

 

July 15-

The growing dementia crisis

 

July 16-

Living with lupus

 

July 17-

Evacuation plans include pets

 

July 18-

Summer safety for kids

 

July 21-

Measles cases reported

 

July 22-

Diagnosing Alzheimer's early

 

July 23-

Stroke

 

July 24-

Healthy eating for the older adult

 

July 25-

Peripheral artery disease

 

July 28-

Breast implants

 

July 29-

Radiology's role in Alzheimer's

 

July 30-

Treatment for dyspepsia

 

July 31-

Internet slang on "meth"

 

 

 

June 2008

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

June 02-

Preventing head and neck cancer

 

June 03-

Young athletes' head injuries

 

June 04-

Stimulant abuse among teens

 

June 05-

Post traumatic stress disorder

 

June 06-

Nicotine addiction: Is it genetic?

 

June 09-

Treating Crohn's disease

 

June 10-

Screening mammograms saving lives

 

June 11-

Preparing for a colonoscopy

 

June 12-

Larger waist, earlier death

 

June 13-

Flu vaccines: Not 100 percent

 

June 16-

Human to human transmission of bird flu

 

June 17-

MRI for high-risk women

 

June 18-

Cancerous colon polyps

 

June 19-

Esophagael cancer

 

June 20-

Changes in CPR

 

June 23-

To buy a home defibrilator or not...

 

June 24-

Follow-up mammograms

 

June 25-

Genetic tests in breast cancer treatment

 

June 26-

Stroke

 

June 27-

Childhood food allergies

 

June 30-

Premature babies who survive

 

 

 

 

 

 

May 2008

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

 

 

May 01-

Flu bugs still biting!

 

 

May 02-

Suffering to be beautiful

 

May 05-

Toy recall

 

May 06-

Stroke: A Medical Danger

 

May 07-

Biology behind prostate cancer

 

May 08-

Suffering silently with HIV

 

May 09-

Women making strides with heart disease

 

May 12-

Blood pressure vaccine

 

 

May 13-

Radiologists Reduce Risk of Stroke

 

May 14-

A deadly new game played by teens

 

May 15-

At home with aging

 

May 16-

Pre-diabetes testing for 40-somethings

 

May 19-

Looking good thanks to a green veggie

 

May 20-

Stroke is Really Scary

 

May 21-

New way to track breast cancer on-the-move

 

May 22-

High infant mortality in the U.S.

 

May 23-

Giving your doctor a check-up

 

May 26-

Diabetes and foot ulcers

 

May 27-

Are you at stroke-risk?

 

May 28-

Folate DURING a heart attack

 

May 29-

Coronary calcium screening

 

May 30-

Nasal irrigation

 

 

 

For more information:

 

Radio stations:  To start carrying The 60 Second Checkup, or for more information about the program, please call us at 312-224-2750 or e-mail us at healthradio@sbcglobal.net.

 

Listeners: To find out more about The 60 Second Checkup or to let us know what you think of the program, please drop us a line.  Don't forget to tell us on what station you hear The 60 Second Checkup.

E-mail:

 healthradio@sbcglobal.net

 

 

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