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Radio Power streams classic rock and pop from Fusagasugá, Colombia's Garden City, pulling from acts like The Police, Nirvana, and Gorillaz as an internet-only alternative to Bogotá's bigger commercial stations.
RdMix Classic Rock streams decades of rock from Richmond Hill, Ontario, one channel in a SOCAN-licensed nonprofit network that also runs dedicated Italian vintage and Italo disco streams.
BIG 105.9 has broadcast classic rock to South Florida since the mid-1990s, on a signal dating back to 1960, anchored by Paul Castronovo's morning show running continuously since 1990.
i-turn radio streams disco, funk, pop, rock and soul classics from the 1960s onward, running live named shows in a format tied to the Netherlands' pirate radio history.
Haarlem Shuffle is the oldies sister station of Haarlem105, the Dutch volunteer-run local broadcaster that renamed itself from Station Haarlem after listeners kept calling about train times.
Dedog's FM is an independent Queens internet station run by station master Maite, spanning five decades of music and staying alive through direct listener contact via Discord in a space where most small online stations don't last.
Coast FM 963 has run on volunteer power out of Gosford since the 1980s, spinning classic hits from the 60s through the 90s for the Central Coast of New South Wales.
Krasse Weihnachten is RauteMusik's modern pop and hip-hop Christmas channel, one of several dedicated holiday streams the German network runs so listeners can pick exactly which version of Christmas they want to hear.
NextRadio plays classic hits from Thessaloniki, a city whose musical canon was forged by the 1922 refugee crisis and wartime songs like Vassilis Tsitsanis's "Cloudy Sunday."
Wow 101.1 FM traces back to a 1942 AM concession in Mexico's Comarca Lagunera, changing names three times in six months in 2020 and 2021 before settling into its current English classic hits format.
3GG has served West Gippsland since 1937 as 3UL, surviving The Argus newspaper's collapse, a decade-long move to Traralgon, and a 1970s automation experiment, now broadcasting classic hits to Warragul's dairy country under Capital Radio Network.
Rock & Pop 95.9 launched in Buenos Aires in 1985 and became a defining force in Argentine radio through live-hosted shows like Mario Pergolini's "¿Cuál es?," marking its 40th anniversary in 2025 with Pergolini's on-air return.
