Radio Garden

A web app for finding and listening to live radio stations by rotating a globe.

FreeProprietaryWeb

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About Radio Garden

Radio Garden shows a globe covered in points, each one a place with live radio stations. You rotate the globe, pick a location and listen to what is broadcasting there.

It turns browsing radio into something closer to exploring a map, so it suits anyone curious about local stations in other cities and countries, language learners who want to hear everyday speech, and listeners who want background music from somewhere new. It runs in a web browser, so nothing needs to be installed.

Strengths

  • Finds stations by place on an interactive globe
  • Streams live radio from around the world
  • Works in a browser with no installation

Limitations

  • Needs an internet connection to stream
  • Browsing is by location rather than by genre

Details

Pricing
FreeFree to use in a web browser.
License
Proprietary
Platforms
Web
How it runs
Web application
Works offline
No
Best suited for
Listeners who want to discover live radio from other places
Categories
Audio tools
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

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