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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.
Belencita Stereo 88.2 FM is the community radio station of Salazar de las Palmas, the Colombian town regarded as the birthplace of Colombian coffee, broadcasting vallenato and cumbia since 1998.
WFCB-LP 100.7 "Ferndale Radio" is a 100-watt, volunteer-run community station in Ferndale, Michigan, built by five friends over seven years under the nonprofit Underwood V Radio, playing hand-picked indie and local music from a booth inside the Rust Belt Market.
Sunny G Community Radio began in 1998 inside a converted police interrogation room in Govan, Glasgow, and grew into one of the UK's first licensed community stations. It survived a near-collapse in 2021 to keep broadcasting hip-hop, recovery support, and local Glasgow voices 24 hours a day.
Radio Rocher started in May 2021 as a homemade neighborhood project in Neuchatel, Switzerland, and has since grown into a Swiss public radio feature, mixing 60% Swiss music with neighbor interviews, youth football commentary, and a literal wheel of questions.
88.3 Southern FM is a volunteer-run community radio station serving Melbourne's bayside suburbs since 1981, spanning jazz, soul, dance and multilingual programming that commercial radio never bothers to cover.
West Bremer Radio is Ipswich, Queensland's dedicated local online station, started by Bradley Clarke in a spare bedroom and now broadcasting live 6am to 6pm daily from the Top of Town, covering community news, sport, arts, and local music for Greater Ipswich.
La Más Perrona is the community radio of Tarandacuao, Guanajuato, a station that began as a pirate signal and won a real licence, now broadcasting on 1670 AM under a social concession. Run by and for its town, it plays the banda, norteña and ranchera of the Mexican heartland.
