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FIP Hip Hop is Radio France's hand-programmed hip hop channel, one of nine thematic web radios built on FIP's five-decade tradition of curator-picked, commercial-free music applied to France's own hip hop lineage.
WZIG 104.1 FM is a nonprofit low-power FM station in Palm Harbor, Florida, running an eclectic "Extreme Variety" format made possible by the FCC's 2000 LPFM ruling and the 2011 Local Community Radio Act.
Radio Adelaide has broadcast as Australia's first community station since 1972, and nearly closed in 2016 before a volunteer-driven campaign saved it and later fought the ABC over its own name.
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.
Radio Metal On: The Thrasher is a thrash-only channel inside Radio Metal ON, an independent Portuguese hobby station that launched as Metal Journey Radio in 2002 and has run ad-free for over two decades.
!REMIX! MASHUP RADIO streams nonstop DJ remixes and mashups as the BREAKZ.FM channel inside RauteMusik, the German internet radio network that grew from one stream in 2003 into 40 channels reaching 37,000 simultaneous listeners.
Best Net Radio - Coffee House streams blues, jazz and rock built for the coffeehouse genre, music designed to fill a room without interrupting conversation, running as one channel in a larger Torrance-based internet radio network.
102.5 KZOK has been Seattle's classic rock station since 1986, but the frequency spent two decades as country, Top 40 and progressive rock before landing the format that outlasted them all.
OpenLab Radio was founded in Ibiza by producer Robert Miles in 2013, went silent after his 2017 death, and returned in 2019 to keep championing independent electronic music.
Suburbia Parties has run Athens' oldschool hardcore and rave scene since 1996, when seven DJs formed the crew to keep the city dancing to gabber, breakbeat, jungle and Old Skool Hardcore.
90.5 WESA is Pittsburgh's NPR news station today, but for over sixty years it was WDUQ, Duquesne University's jazz-and-news outlet, until a contested 2011 sale stripped the jazz format for an all-news mission.
97.1 The Eagle (KEGL) has cycled through easy listening, Top 40, adult contemporary, Spanish oldies and sports talk since 1959, always ending up back on classic rock, most recently reviving the Eagle brand in April 2024 after the failed Freak format.
