Hey! Congratulations on your new family addition!
Ringnecks make marvelous pets and are really fun to have around!
Good job about keep the radio on daily! This is great as it allows the bird to feel more secure and less lonely. Keeping the cage in front of a window is great as well; just make sure direct sun light does not hit the bird as it can quickly over heat.
Keep the cage at eye level and off the floor. Keeping the cage on the floor makes the bird feel insecure and more irritable. Ringnecks are birds, and like all birds, they prefer to be off the ground. Birds hate to be on the ground. A small table at eye level will suffice. This will make your bird more secure and less phobic. Just make sure it’s out of drafts and away from the kitchen.
Also, do not use gloves. I know they help to avoid nasty bites; however, they do more damage than any good. To me, gloves mean grabbing the bird and making it do things it does not want to do. Rather then force the bird to do anything it does not want to do, start with coaxing him to eat food from your fingers. Does he do that already?
What interactions can you do with him? What will he let you do? Feed him? Pet him?
Hope this helps and if you have anymore questions please feel free to ask! Welcome to this board!
Best wishes,
I.C.