Prime Time Focus is one of the most popular daily news and features series in the country, heard on more than 500 stations. With its snappy mix of consumer, medical, and cultural topics, Prime Time Focus appeals to thousands of baby boomer and older listeners who tune in to the daily 90-second program and five-minute weekend broadcasts.

Prime Time Focus aims to educate, inform, and provide gems for thought. On one day host Alyne Ellis talks with guests about Viagra and the new lifestyle drugs, and, on another day, the topic is gossip journalism or animal-to-human transplants. Listeners meet sports greats, authors, and movie stars from yesteryear, as well as policymakers talking about the most pressing issues of the day.  Listen to a sample now!

We welcome NPR veteran Alyne Ellis as the new host of Prime Time Focus. A native Washingtonian, Alyne started her radio career at DC’s public radio station WAMU. She served as program director at stations in Tampa and Shreveport. In her twenty years at National Public Radio, Alyne was a highly respected producer and editor, working on stories that aired on All Things Considered and Morning Edition, and other programs, with an emphasis on arts and culture.
Alyne is the winner of many awards including the Robert F. Kennedy Award, the Gold Cindy and Unity Award. She says she loves intense conversation, working with sound, and discovering new things. Alyne sat in for Jim Harriott during his illness, and now succeeds him as only the second-ever host of Prime Time Focus.

Christopher Minutes have provided listeners with a daily dose of hope and inspiration for over 40 years. Produced by the nonprofit Christophers, these compelling one-minute messages deliver practical and positive ideas for day-to-day living. Christopher Minutes will inspire your audience to pursue lives of positive, constructive actions. Perfect for any time of day or night! You can either sample this program or download it for airing now.  Download a sample now!

primetimeradio leads the way in exploring the issues that comprise the next social and political frontier in America: Age.  As 97 million baby boomers turn 50 over the next decade, they and we seek insight and guidance on coping with aging parents, growing children, changing bodies, and the political climate surrounding it all.  Host Mike Cuthbert, a veteran broadcaster and unparalleled interviewer, leads lively, intelligent conversations and discussions on health, money and politics, travel and the arts, love, work and play.  Now, for the first time, this superb series is available free-of-charge to both commercial and non-commercial radio stations.

Each program is 59 minutes long including a 2-minute Movies for Grownups at the end of the first half-hour, and a 5-minute Prime Time Postscript on the end (which you may delete). Movies for Grownups may be downloaded separately and aired as a stand-alone 2-minute program.  There are breaks in each show segment, on the half hour and before the Postscript. There are no national spots and you are free to add as many local spots as you like, but not to edit the show. Download a sample now!