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Radio Ton - Aktuelle Hits streams current top 40 hits as a webradio spinoff of Radio Ton, Baden-Württemberg's largest local network, broadcasting from Heilbronn, a city that has grown wine for over 1,250 years.
104.6 RTL Rock Hits streams greatest rock hits from the 60s through 90s as a webradio spinoff of Berlin's 104.6 RTL, a station modeled on LA's KISS FM that has run the free open-air Stars for Free festival since 1997.
107.9 The Mix (WFMX) has broadcast adult contemporary hits from Skowhegan, Maine since 1990, a Kennebec River town now known for putting its 62-foot wooden landmark statue up for sale for one dollar.
Hit Radio FFH - Party is the dance and party-hits webradio offshoot of Hit Radio FFH, Germany's second-largest private radio station, which launched from a former Tipp-Ex factory in 1989 and now broadcasts from the spa town of Bad Vilbel.
Voice of Ethiopia streams Amharic news, drama, and music built on qenet, the pentatonic scale system behind Ethio-jazz and the sound pioneered by Mulatu Astatke during Ethiopia's 1960s musical Golden Age.
96.7 Lefkada is the Municipal Radio of Lefkada, broadcasting since 1997 from Karyá, a mountain village famed for its Karsanikí embroidery technique and its annual re-enacted Village Wedding.
2SM began in 1931 as a Catholic Church station named for Saint Mary's, later became the highest-rating station in Australian radio history, and now runs as a news, sport, and talkback station under the Super Radio Network.
4MK began in 1931 when amateur wireless enthusiast Jack Williams and his father built a backyard transmitter in Mackay, Queensland, running the station out of their living room until it grew into a 68-year commercial broadcast monopoly.
Mikel Radio streams from Athens with two mood-based zones, an offshoot of Mikel Coffee Company, the Greek chain that grew from a single shop in Larissa into more than 400 stores across 19 countries.
KSFR is Santa Fe Community College's public radio station, a station that swapped frequencies with a Christian broadcaster in 2007 and ended up on 101.1 FM, a spot on the dial technically reserved for commercial stations.
Galaxy Music The Rock is an independent rock channel run out of Thessaloniki, the Greek city where radio broadcasting itself was born and where mid-1980s bands Trypes and Mora Sti Fotia shaped the country's rock sound.
Sweet FM has broadcast from Queensland's Burdekin Shire since 1999, run entirely by volunteers for a sugarcane farming community, and has repeatedly stayed on air through cyclones to keep residents informed.
