Broadcasting contents for the minorities can be found in those for the majorities. Programmes for the minorities can also convey social messages. Internet radio hostess Grace WOO, who is celebrated for her analyses of mysterious crime cases, has been engaged in behind-the-scenes work in the television and radio sectors for years. By garnering detailed information and conducting rational analyses, together with the explanations by psychological and psychiatric professionals, she hopes that the audience can have a grasp of the various psychological factors that drive lawbreakers to commit crimes, in order to prevent them from going astray.
Radio DJ Vivian YIP strongly believes that the radio industry is fair to everyone. She thus launched the first music-on-demand programme in 2000 exclusively for inmates and their families. Letters are also read out in the programme, thus provide mental comforts for this group of audience who have lost their freedom and have been forgotten by the society, while their relationship with their family can be mended bit by bit.
廣播內容「廣」中有「窄」，小眾節目同樣具備社會意義。以奇案系列著稱的網台節目主持人「花家姐」，從事電視及電台幕後工作多年，她以詳盡資料、理性分析案情，輔以心理精神科專業人士講解，希望令觀眾了解罪案的各式心理成因，避免誤入歧途。
電台DJ葉韻怡深信大氣電波是公平的，自2000年開始，首創專為在囚人士及其家人，讀出來信及點播音樂的節目，為這群失去自由及被社會遺忘的觀眾帶來心靈慰藉，一點一滴修補與家人的關係。
