Radio program


You may need to consult more than one section of Re:cite to accurately represent the source used. Your citation may look different depending on the number of authors it has. Check the frequently asked questions about Chicago B page for further advice.


In-text citation example

In preparing for her interview with Meg Mac (Roots ‘N All 2018) …

Joel Carnegie (2018) prepares by…

Reference list

Reference list template

Title of Radio Program. Year. "Title of Segment." Presenter. Aired date, on Network.

OR

Title of Radio Program. Year. Interview subject, interview by Host. Date of publication or access, URL.

Reference list example

Music in Time. 2018. "Federation." Joel Carnegie. Aired November 26, 2018. ABC Classic FM.

OR

Roots 'N All. 2018. Meg Mac, interview by Nkechi Anele. April 16, 2018. https://www.abc.net.au/triplej/programs/roots-n-all/megmac-asos-extend-iv/9671950.

Tips for this reference type

  • See Manual 14.165, 14.168, and 14.161. Also refer to 14.1 for adapting examples to Chicago B.
  • Any facts relevant to identifying the item should be included (i.e. additional writers, actors, producers). See above links for examples.
  • Segment titles should appear in quotation marks. Names of interview subjects should just appear in roman text.
  • Reference list entries are usually listed by title. The order of the citation elements may depend on the nature of the resource and on what the focus of the citation is (i.e. you may cite the director's name first if the direction of the work is your primary focus).
  • For recordings accessed online, if there is no date of production or broadcast provided, you should include an access date prior to the URL. E.g. "...accessed Month Day, Year, URL." See Manual 13.15.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)