Radio World Records  

Cosmo of the Cosmo amp; JC Radio Show completed 13 bats spins in 30 seconds while impersonating Ryan Seacrest and then ate a container of lemon pudding in one minute, 9.03 seconds.

Ryan K. has 300 boomboxes in his collection.

Marki Wong cartwheeled into a cardboard tower made of 89 boxes. As part of the 3rd Annual World Record Week, Wong set the record live on-air during the “The Drive Home with Mel” show on K-Rock 89.3 on September 21, 2011.

Anil Tamrakar collected 538,378 radio request letters from different countries. Tamrakar is an avid radio fanatic who spent 10 hours a day listening to radio programs as a child. He begin building the collection of letters in 1980 and continues to build on it today. His collection includes letters from Vatican Radio, the official broadcasting service of the Vatican, Voice of America, a broadcast institution of the U.S. Federal government and Radio Veritas, a Catholic radio station based in the Philippines broadcasting to Asia.

Carl Cutler threw a deck of cards to a radio intern standing indoors a distance of 18 feet, three inches away. Cutler set this record during an attempt to achieve the most world records set in one minute. He completed this record during an episode of Subterranean on WRLR, 98.3 FM.

Michael Winslow, who played Sgt. Larvell quot;Motor Mouthquot; Jones in all the Police Academy films, released a fake burp that was 23.68 seconds. Only people who have appeared in any of the seven Police Academy[] films are eligible to challenge this record. Winslow set the record live on Y107’s Cosmo amp; JC Radio Show in Columbia, Missouri. #celebpick

B.Rahiman from Tamil Nadu, India performed a 24-hour nonstop internet radio broadcast. He talked about cyber crime awareness. He set the record during World Music Day and was broadcast in Yahoo Messenger Regional (India) chat rooms.

Teenage DJs Daniel Bell, Callum Sutton and their team performed a live broadcast at Ignite Radio in Haverhill, UK for 76 hours and eight minutes. The duo started at 6 p.m. on August 13th and ended at 9 p.m. on August 16th. They set the record to raise funds for the Help For Heroes charity. Learn more about the feat here.

Ninad J. wrote a 21.10-meter song request to an FM radio station. He wrote the request to celebrate the birthday of his favorite actor, Shammi Kapoor Jee. He used a total of more than 70 sheets of A4 bond paper.

Nathan Fast had 18 callers say "One Direction" in one minute. He set the record during a live broadcast at Channel 933 in San Diego, California.

Mel Sampson did 17 consecutive live radio breaks in rhyme. She set the record as part of The Drive Home with Mel World Record Week 4 during a live broadcast at 89.3 K-Rock radio.

PowerTalk1210 radio host Jim Parisi interviewed 203 people face-to-face in Tucson, Arizona in a 24-hour period. The record was broadcast live on May 24 and 25, 2015. Learn more about the feat here.

Pablo Newton Farley and Angie Ayers completed a combined total of 14,223 steps in an hour while hosting a radio show. They used Fitbit wristbands to measure their steps.

Wesley and his friend ate a combined 27 ice cream sandwiches in five minutes. WARNING: Speed eating can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional speed eater. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Mel Sampson, 10 K-Rock staffers and 1 K-Rock listener who happened to stop by the station gave the weather forecast at the same time on live radio. As part of the 3rd Annual World Record Week, Sampson set the record live on-air during the “The Drive Home with Mel” show on K-Rock 89.3 on September 22, 2011.