Tech Guy in the Sky serves commercial stations as well as faith-based and non-profit stations that need programming, production, systems, or operational support.
Yes — hourly support is available for one-time needs, overflow work, and special projects.
That said, most stations get the best results with a monthly plan, because it allows consistent improvement over time.
If something urgent comes up, I’ll respond as quickly as possible and prioritize true emergencies.
For ongoing priority support, a monthly plan is the best fit.
That’s common. Many stations know something needs to improve — they just don’t know where to start.
A Station Systems Audit is a great first step. It provides a clear action plan and identifies quick wins, along with longer-term improvements.
In rare cases, yes. Most work can be done remotely, but on-site visits can be arranged when it truly makes sense.
Absolutely. Many stations don’t need to replace staff — they need support.
Tech Guy in the Sky can function as:
Yes. Most stations start with a 3-month runway to build momentum, then continue month-to-month.
Most stations use support across:
A part-time hire can help — but often requires training, oversight, and a limited skill set.
Tech Guy in the Sky is designed to give stations immediate access to experience across multiple departments, without onboarding delays or payroll expansion.
No. Your station doesn’t need to switch platforms or commit to specific software in order to work with Tech Guy in the Sky. That said, I have extensive experience working with tools such as G-Selector, Adobe Audition, QuickBooks Online, and Bloomerang, among others. If your station already uses these platforms, we can move quickly and efficiently. If you use different tools, we can discuss what makes sense for your workflow and goals.
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