Wow, I love how the radio's job is difficult and forces them to get really 'out there', but they also have no control over whether they have to perform and whether it influences the poet. I see a link between this game and a theme of the jam, being the poet and tuning in to the static of the outside, being a kind of signal repeater for a message you don't entirely understand, or being the radio, being strange and vulnerable, potentially unintelligible to the people you're sharing with, they could ignore you, maybe even not turn you on.
Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed it! I've really appreciated your enthusiastic comments on all these games and your willingness to engage all the content on its own terms. That's harder to do than people give credit for.
Edit: Also worth noting that this game will go over 10 rounds on average. I didn't know what to do with the boxer at first, but that observation is giving me some really interesting feelings about that role!