Radio Garden

[TC Talks]

Here's a pretty cool tool. You can find every streaming radio station on a map. This works across the globe.

http://radio.garden/

My favorite so far

http://radio.garden/visit/longyearbyen/K9cxX7Zd

[kager]

My co-worker in San Diego just introduced me to this yesterday!

He was listening to WNMC...

[TC Talks]

It seems like mostly public stations. When you open it, it lands on your local area.

[radioandtventhusiast]

I've used this site before too. Very interesting.

[kager]

Didn't know this station even existed...

http://radio.garden/visit/beaver-island-mi/fPtaFeM4

[moldyoldie]

I believe it was Mr. Doucette who brought this to my attention a few years ago, either on this board or elsewhere. Very cool! What's fascinating is what passes for "popular music" in various parts of the world.

[Turkeytop]

Why is the word "Radio" included in the name?

[SolarMax]

Why is the word "Radio" included in the name?

Because the audio originates from an actual broadcast radio station, whose signal you or I would never otherwise hear. So, a sampler, a "garden" of radio from around the world. Not at all the same as internet-only "radio."

[Deleted User 15506]

Why is the word "Radio" included in the name?

Because it’s radio through the internet, also known as streaming. They say it’s the next big thing. I have internet radio in my truck and it’s amazing.

[Calvert DeForest]

I've used Radio Garden for a while. Very enjoyable site. Could easily spend a rainy afternoon on it.

[radioandtventhusiast]

I've used Radio Garden for a while. Very enjoyable site. Could easily spend a rainy afternoon on it.

Agreed. My favorite part is the international stations.