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Radio Northumberland has run entirely on volunteer presenters since launching online in 2012, yet attracted country broadcasting veteran Brian Clough, who interviewed Johnny Cash and Tammy Wynette, alongside specialist shows spanning local history, folk and new wave.
Riduna Radio launched in 2023 as Alderney's first online-only station, run from a former butcher's shop by volunteer presenters and funded partly through a resident share-ownership model, coexisting with the island's existing Quay FM.
Radio Le Mans RS3 grew from an overflow feed into a full motorsport channel, part of a broadcaster that has covered the 24 Hours of Le Mans since 1987 and was saved from collapse in 2006 when commentator John Hindhaugh bought it using proceeds from selling his house.
3GG has served West Gippsland since 1937 as 3UL, surviving The Argus newspaper's collapse, a decade-long move to Traralgon, and a 1970s automation experiment, now broadcasting classic hits to Warragul's dairy country under Capital Radio Network.
FluxFM's Der 80er Channel is one of roughly 30 themed streams run by the Berlin alternative station that grew from 2004's Motor FM into an award-winning broadcaster, mixing synthpop, new wave and 80s metal into a dedicated decade format.
92.5 The Fox has anchored Cincinnati classic rock since 1995, when Jacor Communications relocated The Fox brand from a rival frequency onto WOFX after four earlier format changes on the 92.5 dial, from jazz through beautiful music to soft rock.
SWR4 Kaiserslautern has shifted from Deutschpop to English-language oldies and weathered a 2026 consolidation of its morning show into Stuttgart, while still opening a pop-up studio on Kaiserslautern's Schillerplatz to keep a local presence.
Guadalajara's XEAV-AM held the Canal 58 identity for eight decades after its 1942 concession before rebranding to Vox Radio Hits in 2023, now simulcasting with FM sister station XHABCJ-FM under Radio Cañón ownership.
Rock & Pop 95.9 launched in Buenos Aires in 1985 and became a defining force in Argentine radio through live-hosted shows like Mario Pergolini's "¿Cuál es?," marking its 40th anniversary in 2025 with Pergolini's on-air return.
101.5 Hank FM took three call signs and two format changes over 23 years before settling on its current country branding in December 2023, joining the national Hank FM network created by Howard Kroeger and named for Hank Williams.
Can't Be Serious Records streams a curated 500-song selection of pop, rock, folk, funk and blues from 1966 to 1974, run through a tongue-in-cheek label persona built on influences from The Beatles to Tom Waits and one absurd non-negotiable rule.
Rádio Ziggy The Beatles is a single-artist tribute channel from Varginha, Brazil, broadcasting from the small Ziggy network in a city better known worldwide for the 1996 Varginha UFO incident.
