Broadcast Services

KISL can help you broadcast your event, both on 88.7FM and on the internet!

Live broadcast from town.
Have an awesome event, but want to connect to a larger audience? KISL can broadcast your your event to the masses, both on island, and Over Town. Grow your audience and connect with people who can’t attend. 

• Remote broadcasting your event grows your audience beyond who can come to the island or the capacity of your venue.
• Keep your audience engaged, even when they aren’t on site. 
• Give your audience something so they are excited and they can plan on attending your next event. 

Hosted Simulcast:

A hosted simulcast is a live audio feed of your event broadcast on 88.7FM and streaming on the internet.  KISL provides on-air hosting at our studio and technical support.  Client provides the audio feed through RF signal, IP address, phone, or other means.

Hosted Simulcast Plus Remote:

KISL can also provide an audio feed from your remote location, available from most locations in Avalon with line-of-sight to Buena Vista Point.  Includes on-air hosting from our studio and technical support.

*Become an underwriter of KISL for a minimum of 3 months and receive a discount on your Simulcast services, in addition to the other benefits and access being and underwriter provides you and your organization.

Want to know what it takes to be an underwriting sponsor, and what that provides you, check out our
Underwriting Sponsorship page and details.

Interview Tape-Sync

Need to do an interview, but can’t travel Over Town to their studio, or they can’t come to Catalina, and you don’t want just telephone quality audio? KISL has the studio space and equipment for an easy interview and recording process.
We can host you in the studio, or do a remote set up with our portable mic and recorder, and we will provide you a digital file of quality recording.

Studio Tape-Sync: $50/hr

Remote Tape-Sync: $75/hr

Sample Tape-Sync
Check out the studio tape-sync for the Catalina Island Museum, who was interviewed by the California Now Podcast. Hosts for California Now were in their studio recording their side of the interview, while they spoke to Gail Fornasiere of the Museum on the phone. We recorded Gail in the KISL Studio and sent the (digital) tape to California Now so they could put together this episode with professional audio quality instead of phone quality.
California Now, episode: Culinary Road Trips, Catalina Island.