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Brooklands Radio grew out of a 1965 hospital radio service in Weybridge and now broadcasts 24 hours a day, named after the nearby site that gave the world its first banked motor racing circuit and some of Britain's earliest aviation history.
LOS40 Agua Prieta has carried Spanish pop under the LOS40 franchise since 2021, broadcasting from XHNNO-FM's 1994 concession into a Sonoran border city founded around a Douglas, Arizona railroad crossing and shaped by Pancho Villa-era history.
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.
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.
Radio Turda has broadcast pop and Top 40 music to Turda, Romania since 2002, the same Transylvanian city home to Salina Turda, a 2,000-year-old salt mine turned underground amusement park.
Exa FM 101.7 Guatemala is a youth-format station run by Radio Grupo Alius, part of a Mexican radio franchise that began in 1972 and now spans 70 stations across nine countries.
Pinguin Vintage is the deep-cuts oldies channel of Pinguin Radio, the Dutch network launched by former Kink FM staff hours after that station went dark, now reaching 400,000-plus listeners without a single ad break.
LOS40 Guadalajara streams youth-focused pop and Top 40 hits on 102.7 FM, a frequency that has cycled through five different formats since 1969 before landing on the Spanish pop network's Mexican outpost in the birthplace of mariachi.
Founded in March 1976 in Senise, Basilicata, RSC Radio Senise Centrale was one of the first free radio stations in southern Italy and became a lifeline during the 1997 Flood of the Millennium. Today it streams Italian pop, contemporary hits, and local news from the Sinni valley.
TOP radio traces its roots to 1992, making it one of Latvia's oldest non-governmental radio stations. Broadcasting on 98.3 MHz FM in Riga, it relaunched as a commercial station in 2007 with a mission as direct as any in Baltic radio: dance music with rhythm, 24/7, for the cities and commuters of all three Baltic States.
From Oignies, the northern French town where the last coal mine closed in 1990, Génération Mix streams four decades of hits non-stop: the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s, all blended into one continuous mix. No algorithm. No filler. Just the songs that already proved themselves.
