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107.9 The Mix (WFMX) has broadcast adult contemporary hits from Skowhegan, Maine since 1990, a Kennebec River town now known for putting its 62-foot wooden landmark statue up for sale for one dollar.
Studio FM 94.4 broadcasts from Trikala, birthplace of rebetiko composer Vassilis Tsitsanis, but despite its folk and traditional tags, the station's actual rotation leans heavily on deep house and electronic dance remixes.
Voice of Ethiopia streams Amharic news, drama, and music built on qenet, the pentatonic scale system behind Ethio-jazz and the sound pioneered by Mulatu Astatke during Ethiopia's 1960s musical Golden Age.
96.7 Lefkada is the Municipal Radio of Lefkada, broadcasting since 1997 from Karyá, a mountain village famed for its Karsanikí embroidery technique and its annual re-enacted Village Wedding.
Folk'd Up Radio broadcasts folk and Americana from Perth-Andover, a tiny New Brunswick village on the Saint John River, as part of a non-profit that also runs an independent record label and a physical record shop.
Bollywood 90s Radio streams the soundtrack of Hindi cinema's most melodious decade nonstop, the era when composer duo Nadeem-Shravan and playback singers like Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik defined an entire generation's idea of a film song.
CKVM went on air in Ville-Marie, Quebec in 1950 after a fifteen-year local campaign, and was later rescued from financial trouble by an announcer who sold shares door to door and went on to create the folkloric TV classic La soirée canadienne.
Gavdos 88.8 broadcasts traditional Greek folk music from Gavdos, Europe's southernmost inhabited island, a place tied to Homer's Odyssey and a 1930s exile colony, now reaching listeners across Crete.
Andina FM 92.9 broadcasts Andean folklore, football, and community news to La Plata's Peruvian community from a city known as the birthplace of the world's first university radio station.
Nashe Radio launched in 1998 as a Moscow station built entirely around Russian rock, growing into Chart Dozen, a national rock chart, and Nashestvie, Russia's largest open-air rock festival.
Acustic Radio is a solo-run instrumental and orchestral stream out of Romania, hosted on Zeno.fm by Cornel Onofrei, carrying the country's classical tradition into the internet radio era one quiet listener at a time.
Marlene Radio broadcasts easy listening and romantic ballads from Sibiu, Romania, under the tagline "Sunete cu dragoste," sounds with love, in a country that has its own centuries-old lovers' holiday separate from Valentine's Day.
