Zero lift
Hosted for you
Chuck writes the questions, records the reactions, and reads the crowd numbers. Your hosts take the credit when listeners lose — and the glory when the segment lands.
For radio stations & distribution partners
Your best segment is already a game.
The morning show fights about it. The phones light up. Then the segment ends. Prove It turns the show's best argument into this week's prediction challenge — and keeps it running all week, on one link, with no app to install.
60 seconds · Everything plays with the sound off
The loop
From segment to appointment radio.
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The argument becomes the game
The show's best argument becomes this week's challenge — yes-or-no questions your producers approve, written and hosted by Chuck.
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Listeners play all week
One link, no app. Listeners make their calls between shows and the challenge locks before the action starts.
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The reveal happens on your air
Everyone who locked picks tunes back in for results. Weekly winners, season standings, a habit that renews itself.
The host
Chuck does the hosting. Your hosts keep the glory.
Chuck is Prove It's house host — a 1970s game-show legend who never noticed the decade ended. He writes the questions, locks his own answers, reacts to every pick, and keeps score. Your show stays the star; Chuck is the opponent listeners love to beat.
“I'll take the blame when they lose. Your morning crew can take the credit.”
What the station gets
Built for the show. Sold by the station.
Every week
Weekly and event editions
A standing weekly challenge for the show, plus event games when the big moments hit — golf majors, wrestling's big nights, marquee matches.
All season
Season standings
Every week counts toward the season. Regulars climb, new listeners join late and still matter, and the leaderboard gives the show a running storyline.
For sales
A presented-by slot
A named slot on a game listeners choose into — on the questions, the reveal, and the weekly recap. Your sales team will frame it.
One conversation
Turn the morning argument into the weekly game.
Tell us about your show and market, and we'll set up a pilot challenge around the argument your listeners are already having.