The full radio handset acts as the control, while its illuminated microphone area teaches the interaction.
Only one speaker receives the radio floor at a time, helping larger groups avoid overlapping transmissions.
Release ends transmission immediately; voice activation uses its own speech-detection state and never displays a misleading release prompt.
Designed around a clear session boundary
Brudda! keeps controls understandable: the current session name identifies the active group, host permissions remain explicit, and leaving the session ends access to its radio and messages.