PUBLIC MARKS with tags "internet radio" & music

Listen to archives of past shows. New shows are available on Tuesday.

"CKDU-FM is Halifax's only FM campus-community radio station. We are a volunteer-run 3200 watt station that broadcasts 24 hours, 365 days of the year, from Dalhousie University to the metro Halifax area. We are licensed to be a radio alternative to public (CBC) and commercial radio. CKDU-FM has been broadcasting as an FM station since 1985."

Student ran stations from: Australia, Canada, France, India, Italy, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, United Kingdom, and the United States.

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The student ran radio station of Princeton University. "WPRB broadcasts classical in the morning and jazz in the late-morning and early afternoon. Our eclectic rock-format shows run from early afternoon until the station closes."

"Our DJs have weekly shows with free-form formats consisting of indie rock and pop, emo and post punk, punk, hip hop, alternative, metal, electronica, jazz, world, blues, folk, talk, and more." KANM also has a great auto-dj (Billy the Auto-DJ). Playlist information is available.

UMFM is a campus and community radio station owned and administered by the University of Manitoba Students' Union. Plays a wide variety of shows.

WFMU plays an extremely diverse range of music. All programs archived in MP3 and Realaudio.

Options available for putting your own webcast online.

PublicRadioFan.com is possibly the most extensive up-to-date database of online non-commercial/public radio stations and programs on the internet. Search for stations by name, location, format (adult alternative, free-form, etc....), language, and/or streaming audio format. It can also tell you what radio shows are on now.

WFPK Radio Louisville plays an eclectic mix of rock, blues, world music and more for adults. Listen live online. For optimal sound play the aacPlus streams using a player such as VLC.

Drone Zone: Served best chilled, safe with most medications. Atmospheric textures with minimal beats.

Experimental radio from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

New progressive rock music.

National database of college radio and television stations.

KSSU is a student-run freeform radio station.

Search for FM stations by location and music genre. Doesn't find internet only stations.

"Since 1990, The Planet has provided a unique window into the world's diverse, traditional and innovative musics. Good players don't put music into little boxes, so we don't either. You'll hear jazz, blues, folk styles, art music and more. The best from all these genres is artfully combined: each show its own journey with a particular focus, but each one itself richly diverse, yet deliciously interconnected." Listen to archived shows.

"WRN's unique radio networks bring together programmes and content from leading international public broadcasters and independent producers in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australasia, North America and Latin America. WRN's networks major on news and current affairs - national, regional and international - and because the programmes on WRN come direct from the countries of origin, our coverage is unrivalled. As well as news and current affairs, WRN offers award-winning documentaries covering economics, health, environment, arts, culture and music reflecting the lives and interests of "ordinary" people, as well as newsmakers."

"Resonance104.4fm is bringing a multitude of experimental sound, new music, radio art and interaction to the capital's airwaves."

"Listen to dig for a diverse mix of great sounds - blues, soul, country, roots, world music, jazz, rock and lots in-between." Dig has three channels: Dig (eclectic), Jazz, and Country.

MIT's student broadcasting station offers a wide range of great shows. Two standouts are: The Late Risers Club, a Punk Rock show that's been running for 25 years, and Breakfast of Champions. WMBR archives it's recent shows, so you can listen to them anytime.

Similar to Last.fm, Pandora lets you create custom radio stations by entering a song or artist that you like, and Pandora responds by playing songs it thinks are musically similar. You can guide Pandora by approving or disapproving of the songs it plays, and the system takes this into account for future selections.