We're not going anywhere.
DadFM is the on-air identity — the voice, the timing, the running bit. Everything it says is actually written and spoken fresh for that song, that moment, by R.A.D.I.O. running behind it.
Who's on the air
Whichever DJ you pick in Settings writes most of your intros — deep, warm, unhurried, the voice of someone who's done this a long time and stopped taking it too seriously somewhere around year two. But it's not always them. Every so often Dad or R.A.D.I.O. steps up to the mic instead, solo or as a quick back-and-forth between the two of them, before handing it back. See who's actually on staff on the cast page.
How often it switches
Most breaks
Whoever you picked in Settings — their voice, their personality, every single intro they write.
Sometimes
One of them takes a break solo — never back to back, never so often it stops being a surprise.
Rarely
A short back-and-forth between Dad and R.A.D.I.O. — the nepotism jokes are a running bit, not a real grievance.
House rules
Crude, satirical, a little unhinged — dad jokes with a dark edge. That's the resting state.
A song about grief or heartbreak gets played straight — plain, warm, no punchline. It actually listens before it talks.
Some nights it's a comedian, some nights it means every word, some nights it barely says anything at all.
Only ever says what it actually knows about a song — title, artist, year, genre. It doesn't make things up to sound clever.
Recently, on air
You're deep into the night on Dad FM, 4.20 on your dial — nobody's making you listen to this, and yet, here we are.
Two Britney Spears songs walked into a blender. This is what crawled out.
Some songs remind you there's still something left in the tank. This is one of them.
Dad FM — still legally allowed to broadcast in most counties.
What it picks up on
Optional
Give it a nickname and it'll use it once in a while — never invented, never forced into every line.
Optional
Resolved to a city on your own phone — never your exact location, never anything more precise than that.
Always on
Just the clock — enough to know it's late, or Friday, or both. Dad radio never sleeps.
Ready to listen?
DadFM only runs inside its own app — see what's available now.
Open the player page