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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.
Schlagerheilo is a community-run internet station devoted to German schlager and discofox, genres with roots stretching back to 1920s Berlin and a peak popularity that once helped rebuild the country's music industry after the Second World War.
105.1 The Bounce is Detroit's classic hip-hop and R&B station, launched in 2016 on a frequency that spent 56 years cycling through classical music, alt-rock, oldies, adult contemporary and sports talk before finally landing on the format that fit its city.
COOLFM Funky&Soul is one of 30 thematic channels run by Hungary's COOL FM, a Budapest station that started as a technical school project in 2001 and now digs through a 13,000-song archive spanning funk and soul from the 1950s to today.
HI92 is Maui's island hits station, rebranded from KLHI-FM in 2018 under program director KawikaVeeka, blending contemporary island pop from Anuhea, Maoli and Common Kings with reggae and native Hawaiian music across 92.5 FM and 101.7 FM.
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.
1A 80er Hits is a dedicated 80s webradio channel run by the team behind Radio SAW, Sachsen-Anhalt's first private broadcaster. Streaming nonstop from Magdeburg, it blends Neue Deutsche Welle with British synth-pop and American pop royalty like Michael Jackson and Cyndi Lauper.
DressFM (New Yorker Global) is a custom ambient radio channel produced by Berlin's FluxFM for German fashion retailer New Yorker, built to soundtrack stores rather than chart radio, with atmospheric, downtempo tracks curated by an award-winning alternative station.
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.
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.
WVNR Viva Nostalgia Radio is a 24/7 oldies station run out of a Lewiston, NY toy and collectibles shop, built by a lifelong record collector spinning classic hits and rare cuts from 1964 to 1989.
Forever The Beatles is a Spanish web radio station streaming the complete Beatles catalogue 24/7 via Zeno.FM — from the earliest Merseybeat singles to the final Abbey Road sessions, with no DJs and no interruptions, just the Fab Four on permanent rotation.
