I would like to tell someone to talk more, because she has a radio voice. The
term I am looking for should be either non-formal or slang.
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How to describe someone who has a "radio voice"?
If you want a noun phrase, you could use:

> 「ラジオ[向]{む}きの[声]{こえ}」
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> 「ラジオに向いている声」
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> 「ラジオに向いてる声」

All are natural-sounding, stress-free phrases.

If you want to form a sentence like "You have a ~~~ voice.", here is the
perfect expression:

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I don't know if I understand "radio voice" correctly but it might be...

> 「[声優]{せいゆう}みたいな[声]{こえ}」

声優 means voice actor or actress.

If you want to praise his/her voice, than I prefer you to tell so. It's hard
to imply why you say that.

> I like your voice / [君]{きみ}の声が[好]{す}きだ
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> You're voice is cute / [可]{か}[愛]{わい}い声だね
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