Various public radio stations have online streams that allow listeners to keep up with their favorite stations outside the broadcast range. Some brilliant person collected all of those streams and linked to them from one site. As if that were not brilliant enough, she (or he) created a database of what was on when and made it searchable by "what's on now" "program name" "category" and everything anyone could ever find useful. I speak, of course, of www.publicradiofan.com which has become very bad for my academic career. Just to get started, here are a couple of great parts to start out with.
Honestly, though, this site has public radio from NPR, BBC, CBC, and even nations like Bahrain and Croatia (which you can find in the "stations by location" listing.
Posted by jmj (Member # 7061) on :
I'm going there right now Posted by IdemosthenesI (Member # 862) on :
*is listening to "radio Tunisia"*
What are they saying? I don't know. But it's really interesting to listen to other languages, sometimes. Posted by Teshi (Member # 5024) on :
EDIT: *listens to posh BBC voice*
[ December 03, 2004, 10:15 PM: Message edited by: Teshi ]
Posted by IdemosthenesI (Member # 862) on :
Catch BBC7 in 15 minutes, I'm serious. Dead Ringers is hilarious!
Posted by Teshi (Member # 5024) on :
I missed it! I LOVE dead ringers, too...
I was listening to other British Comedy though so I'm happy . Thank you so much for this- I am very happy person tonight.
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