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Capital FM South Coast 103.2 traces its roots to 1975's Radio Victory, the first local commercial station in southern England, through Ocean Sound and Power FM to today's Capital network.
iHeartRadio built a 24/7 Beatles stream around "Now and Then," a song assembled from a 1979 John Lennon cassette using AI, world premiered across 760 stations at once, and later awarded a Grammy.
Radio Paradise began in a home in Paradise, California in 2000, built by internet radio pioneer Bill Goldsmith after years working commercial radio. Ad-free and listener-supported, it hand-curates eclectic rock, electronic, and world music across multiple channels.
WPRB 103.3 FM traces back to 1940 and became the first college station ever to broadcast on FM in 1955, growing into one of America's most respected freeform, listener-supported radio stations out of Princeton, NJ.
Spoon Radio - Alternative Rock is the indie and alternative stream from Spoon Radio, a Swiss station founded in 2009 by rock fans who built their own web radio after finding no FM frequencies available.
knixx.fm, Berlin's self-funded, ad-free web radio station, took seven years to build before launching, run by radio veterans committed to a format without commercials, news breaks or call-in contests.
4MK began in 1931 when amateur wireless enthusiast Jack Williams and his father built a backyard transmitter in Mackay, Queensland, running the station out of their living room until it grew into a 68-year commercial broadcast monopoly.
Nova 100 launched in Melbourne on December 3, 2001 as the city's first new commercial station in 21 years, opening with Kate Langbroek's famous "Are we on yet?" The station has cycled through five breakfast lineups since while staying one of the city's biggest hit music stations.
CKNX AM 920 grew from a transmitter Doc Cruickshank built in his mother's kitchen in 1926 into one of Canada's oldest stations. Broadcasting classic country and news to the farm country of Midwestern Ontario, it gave the province the legendary Saturday Night Barn Dance and still keeps a newspaper-less region connected.
Traxx FM Latino is part of the Geneva-based Traxx FM internet radio network, built on a single philosophy: music, just music and nothing but music, 24/7. The Latino channel streams Latin pop, reggaeton, adult contemporary, and Latin rock with no presenter interruptions, from studios on Rue du Rhône in one of Europe's most international cities.
