RP is a blend of many styles and genres of music, carefully selected and mixed by two real human beings. You'll hear modern and classic rock, world music, electronica, even a bit of classical and jazz. What you won't hear are random computer-generated playlists or mind-numbing commercials.

Radio Paradise

Rock

United States

États-Unis

English

anglais

Eclectic Music

Musique éclectique

Alternative Rock

Rock alternatif

WKUF-LP 94.3 FM is the radio station of Kettering University in Flint, MI. We truly live up to our slogan as "Flint's Ultimate Jukebox". In addition to our diverse live programming, our automated playlist contains over 5,500 songs in a variety of genres such as rock, R&B, alternative/indie, hip-hop, electropop, country, indie folk, and blues.

WKUF-LP

Alternative

College Radio

Variety

90 FM

KGRG-FM

RSL Radio

Adult Contemporary

Pop contemporaine pour adulte

Réunion

La Réunion

French

français

Radio Stadtfilter

Special Interest

Spécial

Switzerland

Suisse

German

allemand

Hyperlocal station based in the Napa Valley, North Bay San Francisco, blending all your favorite hits. Stay connected to Wine Country!

The Vine

Classic Hits

Hits classiques

Gospel

Christian Contemporary

WERS-HD2

EPER - Elso Pesti Egyetemi Radko

Hungary

Hongrie

Hungarian

hongrois

Classical

Classique

The Peak

Hot AC Music

AAA is the radio format that features all the best singer/songwriters and soft rock/alternative bands of today. Currently playing songs by Ed Sheeran, Hozier, Imagine Dragons, Elle King, Florence +The Machine, George Ezra, Death Cab For Cutie, Alabama Shakes and more!

GotRadio AAA Boulevard

Region:Greece,Language:Greek, Modern,Genre:Rock and World

Kriti FM Radio

World

Musiques du monde

Greece

Grèce

Greek

grec

Greek Music

Musique grecque

Continuous jazz, all commercial free, mixed by the experts at Iowa's award-winning jazz station, KCCK.

KCCK Jazz 2

Jazz

le jazz

Since 1982, “U92 the Moose” is WVU's college radio station and the source of new music in West Virginia. We pride ourselves on taking risks, breaking ground, and learning through hands-on education. Listen in for music, news, sports talk, and live coverage of select WVU sports.

U92 the Moose

Pioneer 90.1 is a public radio station with studios at Northland Community and Technical College in Thief River Falls and East Grand Forks, MN.

Pioneer 90.1

WPTS-FM

KFMG's main musical format is called "Eclectic Triple A" (Adult Album Alternative). We are a melodic rock station with soul, a musical melting pot blending jazz and soul with rock and roll, stirring in some blues, acoustic, and world beat, and flavoring with reggae and salsa. KFMG plays musicians who live in our town, and musicians who are coming to our town. The station displays music as diverse as our city and our listeners. We invite you to be one of them.

KFMG-LP

The 330

KDSU

News

Actualités

The Mile

WNRN is a listener supported Independent Music Radio station. Based in Charlottesville, WNRN broadcasts to seven different markets in Virginia. WNRN focuses on a Triple A format with core artists like U2, Wilco, and Coldplay, and mixes those with up and coming independent and local acts. WNRN is funded by listener contributions and business sponsorship.

WNRN

Hip-Hop/Rap

Hip-hop/Rap

Indie Music

WUNH-Durham, 91.3FM

Mix 106 FM

Spain

Espagne

Broadcasting a wide range of talk and specialist music aimed at servicing the needs and interests of the members of the wider Sydney community regardless of age, ethnic or socio-economic background.

2SER

Australia

Australie

Non-commercial web radio station broadcasting from studios around the world, with HQ in England, UK.

Classic Rock Lounge

United Kingdom

Royaume-Uni

Classic Rock

Rock classique

Radio Attivita

Dance

Italy

Italie

Italian

italien

Region:Germany,Language:German,Genre:Rock

SR 1 Lounge

Germany

Allemagne

Delta FM Grand Littoral Dunkerquois/Rives de l&#39;Aa

delta fm dunkerque

France

Radio Astro

World Music

KROK

Live music from nugs.net's extensive archives, including Phish, Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic, The String Cheese Incident, and more.

Nugs Radio

The Eagle

Conservative Talk

Talk

Émissions-débats

Metal

Country

Auf der Frequenz 100.0 MHz, auf 90.2 MHz im Unitymedia-Kabel und per LiveStream sendet das Kölner Hochschulradio 24 Stunden Programm. Davon werden morgens der Frührausch und abends etliche Spezialsendungen live ausgestrahlt.

"Auf die Ohren" gibt es, was Studierende interessiert: Wissenschaft, Hochschulnachrichten, Kultur, Hochschulpolitik, Szeneinfos - und nicht zuletzt die etwas andere Musik. Hören kann man das Programm fast im gesamten Kölner Stadtgebiet und per LiveStream weltweit.

Kölncampus

WMUC

WVYC

WMSS is the student-run radio station for the Middletown Area School District.  In addition to it's music programming, WMSS also provides award-winning coverage of local high school sporting events, and Lebanon Valley College football and basketball.

WMSS

WMSV

Spend time with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ through solid Bible teaching programs.

The Bridge

Christian Talk

Americana and Alt. Country

Blues

WPGU is Champaign's home to Alternative Music. The station is staffed by students from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. WPGU is located at 1001 S Wright St., Champaign, IL 61820. Our office hours are 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

WPGU 107.1FM

WPSC-FM

The River

Indie Rock

88.7FM is Elmhurst College's student run radio station in Elmhurst, IL.

WRSE

WRUC was first known as 2ADD and signed on at 8pm, October 14, 1920. Two young men hooked together five U tubes and attempted to broadcast 27 minutes of music. The show lasted from 8pm to 8:30pm with a 3 minute interruption at 8:15. William G. Craig, a 1923 graduate, was the station’s first announcer, and Glen C. Mercer, a 1916 graduate, built the first station. The first song to be played at the station was, “Tell Me Little Gypsy” by John Steel. In order to play music the students borrowed records from H.S. Barney Co. lin. for the first years of broadcasting. 
Before its first broadcast, there were many amateur broadcasts by the individuals within the radio club and part of the Electrical Engineering department including both students and professors. In 1917 with the United States declaration of war against Germany, the federal government suspended all amateur operations and ordered transmitters to be sealed and unauthorized for use. 

The original station and transmitter were located in a shack behind the EE building with a wire antenna strung between two nearby trees. The station went from a shed, to an engineering classroom, to Union’s Psi Upsilon fraternity, to the present admissions office to the Campus Center. 

In 1940 the station was given its new call letters WRUC which stood for Wireless Radio of Union College. In 1975 WRUC went FM operating at 10 watts....

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