For world radio day, I’d print my birth year as a station, like 1995. A fake frequency, cheesy DJ name, and sarcastic tagline. It feels like my own pirate channel, broadcasting pure chaos.

I’d celebrate world radio day with a design about my morning commute. A dashboard radio, spilled coffee, and traffic-report speech bubbles. It turns my daily suffering into a running joke on fabric.

I’d make a world radio day tour-shirt style graphic. Back print lists imaginary global stations and cities. Front shows a tiny radio van, heroically underfunded but unstoppable.

For world radio day, I’d design a protest-style poster tee. Bold typography about free speech and static never winning. Looks like street art, sounds like late-night talk radio.