• Callers now ring in about the host's show rather than about the records. A phone-in used to take its broadcast's brief as its subject, and that brief describes what the show plays, so calls on the conspiracy show were planned around the playlist and the callers talked about tracks. A call is now about what its host has on their mind (Roswell on the conspiracy show, the records themselves on the countdown), and the caller comes at it through their own preoccupation. A subject typed into Take a call still wins, and that box now starts empty instead of holding the broadcast's brief. On a show whose host is set to be keen on the story behind the records (the countdown host), callers ring about the records the show has just played, and the call is handed what the station knows about each of them.