Some days you open the stream and it stays silent, almost like it forgot how to start. I’ve experienced this many times, and every time it brings mild irritation. Sometimes it begins working after a random retry, sometimes it keeps ignoring every click without any clear hint. Connection Issues A bad internet connection can stop … Read more

Creating an online radio station in the United States looks exciting, but you quickly face bureaucracy. Everything follows clear rules, though some steps feel unnecessary. There are several organizations, and each one handles its own part of music rights. If you skip even one, you eventually get messages asking you to fix everything. What Licenses … Read more

Introduction Online radio continues to grow rapidly — according to Statista, the global internet radio audience will exceed 2 billion listeners by 2025. If you’ve always wanted to launch your own station but weren’t sure where to start, this guide covers everything you need: practical steps, proven tools, and insider tips to help you go … Read more

Adding radio stations in a Tesla feels like a small but oddly satisfying task. The menus sometimes hide things too deep, and the tap zones act a bit moody, but still workable enough for regular days. Opening the Media Player Tap the Media Player icon on the main screen. It opens quick, and you get … Read more

Sometimes I find a station that feels ignored, and I want it to appear on Radio Garden. The process isn’t overly smooth, but it works well enough once you know where to click and what to prepare. What You Need Before Starting You should have a stable stream URL that actually plays in a normal … Read more

Listen live UVB-76 is a shortwave radio station known as “The Buzzer,” broadcasting for several decades and barely changing its behavior. It operates on 4625 kHz and is famous for its steady, almost hypnotic buzzing tone. Sometimes short voice messages appear—dry, clipped, sounding like fragments of internal communication. No official explanation has ever been given, … Read more

My experience with Starlink felt like someone finally gave me a proper tool after years of fighting with random rural internet setups that collapse every other week. Once the dish locked in its place, I immediately sensed a different level of stability. Technology rarely surprises me anymore, but this system works with a kind of … Read more

How It All Started At the beginning of the 20th century, radio was used only for sending Morse code signals. No songs, no voices – just dots and dashes. Sailors and the military relied on radio as a quick way to send messages over long distances. But in December 1906 something happened that forever changed … Read more

RAJAR (Radio Joint Audience Research) is basically the scoreboard for radio in the UK. If you want to know who’s tuning in, when they’re listening, and on what device, this is where you look. Not random web stats — proper industry numbers. RAJAR’s been at it since 1992, jointly run by the BBC and Radiocentre. … Read more