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Sveriges Radio P1 streams news, culture, and spoken-word programming from Sweden since 1925, home to the long-running Sommar i P1 summer storytelling tradition. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
France Info streams continuous French news, launched in 1987 as one of Europe's first all-news radio networks and now France's fourth-biggest station by listener numbers.
RTL streams French news and talk radio, tracing back to 1933's Radio Luxembourg and a 21-year run from 1981 to 2002 as France's most-listened-to radio network.
FMQ streams news, sports, and Latin music at 89.5 FM from Quilmes, Argentina, a city that dates to a 1666 mission and gave its name to the country's dominant beer brand and its oldest football club.
WVCY-FM has broadcast Christian talk, teaching, and traditional music from Milwaukee since 1961, when three teenagers turned down by every local station prayed and received free airtime.
Cadena SER streams news, talk, and sports live from Spain, free on Radio Shuffle. Rooted in Radio Barcelona's 1924 launch, it runs Hoy por Hoy, Spain's most listened-to show, and Carrusel Deportivo, the country's oldest sports program.
KXSU 102.1 FM has broadcast from the basement of Seattle University's Campion Hall since 1994, growing from a campus-only station into a low-power FM voice for Capitol Hill's indie music scene.
Radio Basilisk has broadcast hits and local programming from Basel, Switzerland since 1983, named after the legendary basilisk creature said to guard the city since the Middle Ages.
Sheppey FM 92.2 is an award-winning community station on Kent's Isle of Sheppey, run by the health charity Sheppey Matters since its 2017 FM launch.
La Tribu FM, San Salvador's long-running morning radio magazine hosted by Pencho Duque and a rotating team, has connected Salvadoran listeners through news, humor, and citizen participation since 2001.
La Mejor, known locally as Estéreo Gallito, has broadcast from Torreón since 1975 as the Comarca Lagunera's first FM station, mixing grupera classics with local segments like El Pastelazo.
La Bestia Grupera streams grupera music from Chihuahua City on a frequency licensed back in 1961, a decade before the genre itself existed, tracing regional Mexican music's roots from ranchera to Los Bukis.
