It’s illegal for you to doonwlad the show even if you pay for the daily show, there was a case not too long ago where a person doonwladed some music, they owned a copy of the album but didn’t know how to rip it, so they just doonwladed a copy. They were found guilty despite the fact they could show they owned a copy of the album before they doonwladed the music. Had they rip the music themselves they wouldn’t have had a problem.Morally you’re on safe ground, you are paying to hear the show and they are getting their money and you get to hear the show. No problem.

All broadcast radio stnitoas require a license from the Federal Communications Commission, and there are LOTS of forms to fill out. You can learn more about professional radio stnitoas at the Web site of Radio World magazine, listed below.There are two other things you can do. The first is to get a job or internship at a radio station so that you learn about the business and operation of radio. The second would be to start your own Web-based radio station, streaming the kind of programming that you want to broadcast. That way, anyone in the world can listen to your programming and you don’t need an FCC license. You will eventually have to pay fees to ASCAP and BMI for the music rights, however.Your library might have books on radio station operations. Ask a librarian for assistance.Good luck!