Take your daily radio routine up a notch!

In addition to what you see quoted on the left, we hear many more stories from our listeners about the advantages of cellecasting. Let's list a few of them here, and you can send us your story as well.

Flat Rate Plan Blitzer

Flat rate mobile plans took a giant leap on Feb 20th as three big carriers all announced you can now talk all you want for one fee. Cricket and Metro PCS users already enjoyed this and pushed the market ahead. Many of our listeners have this nailed, and call into CelleCast multiple times a day, with impunity.

The Drive-time Maximizer

Did you hear that? It was the sound of jaws dropping everywhere when thousands realized that they no longer have to settle for what is on the radio during drive time. Now they just scan through their playlist safely through their hands-free setup and get all the news, opinion and entertainment they need during the commute.

Calling Plan Strategists

Whether it is T-Mobile's Fave 5, Alltels circle or another, savvy cellecasters just hook in Dr. Laura or another into the phone and call for free. This is a slick way to get your audio on the go without a second thought.

The Office Escape Artist

Sometimes during a hard day, the easiest way to block out time and keep incoming calls away is to open a line and be on the phone. Many office people are literally using CelleCast to hide from the world and find entertaining talk.

Segment Surfers

Many who use CelleCast just don't feel the pace of radio keeps up with their ever-shifting attention span. They skip ahead 30 seconds until things are interesting, skip entire segments, pause and resume constantly, and enjoy the ease of use, wondering why they never discovered that a remote control was hiding in their phone this whole time.

The Wisdom Catcher

We discovered recently the power of the second chance cellecasting provides. Listeners typically like to have radio playing in the background, and will turn their attention to it only when something jumps out of the mix. The tough part is that the context is often already lost and the radio gets turned off. CelleCasters, on the other hand multi-task with impunity, knowing that when something jumps out, pressing 4 is all that is needed to get them back into the story.

The Nag Therapy Patient

This is Dr. Laura's favorite one to promote. When a show makes a really key point, The Nag therapy patient will dutifully hit 4 repeatedly until the point of truth is fully assimilated. I have some relatives who could use some nag therapy.

The Opinionator

This is really all of us. All of us like to listen to the radio, but we all should really speak our own mind back to the media. The people man. No one can stop us, unless we go silent.