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89.9 The Light traces back to 1977, when a group of Melbourne volunteers set out to build a Christian radio station, and did not reach full-time FM broadcasting until 2002, twenty-five years later.
SER Lucena carries Spain's oldest radio network into a town once known as the Pearl of Sefarad, mixing Cadena SER's century of national broadcasting with strictly local news from the Córdoba countryside.
Doubleclap Radio built a following in Finland's electronic scene on a simple promise: real DJs, raw sound, no algorithms, streaming techno, house, hardstyle, and psytrance around the clock.
Lekoa FM has spent a decade broadcasting in English, Sesotho, and Zulu from a shopping center rooftop in Vereeniging, building itself into the information and entertainment leader of South Africa's Vaal region.
Radio Scarborough spent nearly a decade broadcasting online before it ever touched an FM dial, built entirely by volunteers who wanted their North Yorkshire coastal town to have a voice of its own.
Star Radio broadcasts classic rock and Greek pop from Athens, part of a community radio tradition made possible by Greece's 1987 deregulation of private broadcasting.
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.
Project 88.7 is Boise's Christian rap and hip-hop station, part of a faith-based network that began in 1990 as KTSY, now riding a genre wave that Lecrae helped push into the mainstream.
Loving Life FM 103.1 is the volunteer-run community station of Grafton, NSW, broadcasting since 1999 in a town famous for Australia's oldest floral festival.
Rock FM Ballads is the dedicated slow-song stream from Romania's Rock FM, a station with roots back to 1994 that also runs one of the country's biggest rock-driven blood donation campaigns.
KCRW Eclectic 24 is the continuous digital music channel from KCRW, a Santa Monica public radio station founded in 1945 to train WWII veterans in FM broadcasting, curated by DJ Chris Douridas since its 2009 launch with a then-unknown Two Door Cinema Club.
KHFM began in 1954 as a hobby project by two Albuquerque high school teachers and is now the oldest continuously broadcasting classical station in America, a listener-supported nonprofit that partners with the Santa Fe Opera for bilingual live broadcasts each summer.
