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A Xente de Teo is a Galician-language community radio station from the municipality of Teo, run by volunteer hosts and funded directly by listeners, part of the grassroots movement keeping Galician-language broadcasting alive.
Plenty Valley FM began as a 1987 festival test broadcast in Melbourne's Outer North East and has grown into the official emergency broadcaster for three council areas, still based in Mill Park.
Music Box Radio is a donation-funded dance music collective broadcasting house, disco and techno from Clerkenwell, London, the neighbourhood built into an electronic music destination by the club fabric.
WUMB Studio Archives grew out of a UMass Boston station that fought fourteen years for an FM license and once gave Tracy Chapman her first ever radio interview, years before Fast Car made her famous.
WBCR-LP is the volunteer-run, low power community radio station of Great Barrington, Massachusetts, carrying over 70 locally produced shows since 2004.
Ujala Radio has broadcast Bollywood music and community news to the Hindoestaanse population of Amsterdam and Almere since 2002, becoming the dominant Hindi-language station in the region.
Radio Atlântica FM 87.5 streams sertanejo music, talk, and Catholic mass from Itapecerica da Serra, a São Paulo municipality founded as a 1562 Jesuit mission whose name means "smooth, slippery stone."
Orange FM 107.5, once known as Apple FM, is the community station serving Orange, New South Wales, a city named for a Dutch prince whose climate is too cold for citrus but has grown apples since 1841.
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.
Sweet FM has broadcast from Queensland's Burdekin Shire since 1999, run entirely by volunteers for a sugarcane farming community, and has repeatedly stayed on air through cyclones to keep residents informed.
PBS 106.7FM began in a Melbourne hotel room in December 1979 after two music fans spent three years organizing a cooperative for underrepresented sounds, and it still runs on more than 400 volunteer presenters across 80-plus specialist programs.
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.
