This shows the earth as seen from space. The green dots are radio stations and when you click on them, you can hear their broadcast. This is one of the neatest things I have seen in a long time.

http://radio.garden/visit/marshalltown-ia/HaN955C4

COOL !!!
All the ones in seemingly middle of nowhere are most often religious in nature. Apparently there could be a niche opportunity for New Wave and Jazz in the middle of the Sahara.

Very cool. It seems that rap is popular in Spain.

Jim

fm only?

Neat. Some horrible sounds coming out of some extremely rural parts of NE Canada.

Pretty cool site, just hunted around my old stomping grounds in Northern AZ. Heard some great Cajun picking and grinning from a station north of Winslow AZ.

Very cool! Thanks for posting

Wow that is now my newest bad habit! Thank YOU!! VI

I've found some great radio stations the last few years on that site. It's a lot of fun just to explore and hear local news in unusual locations.

Or when you hear a commercial in some south Pacific island that's the same commercial I hear locally!

I love catching Navajo stations in the four corners.
Ya' ta nishi Michael Jackson Beat it Beat it de' ta a'eh'
More fun in a language you don't understand, until you do.

Very cool indeed. Thanks for posting.

Michael

Its cool! But if you search the Yoop you quickly see why satellite radio is a must.

Enjoying German from Passau, Germany. Definitely different.

This is very neat! Thanks for sharing..

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Originally posted by adobesig:
I love catching Navajo stations in the four corners.
Ya' ta nishi Michael Jackson Beat it Beat it de' ta a'eh'
More fun in a language you don't understand, until you do.

One, from Window Rock (660 AM) comes booming into Tucson at night with country music. DJ speaks English mixed with Navajo language.

I found a station in northern India advertising Schloztsky's sandwiches.

That is cool.

Wow ... love it !

Pretty cool!

It appears there's only one radio station on the entire Korean peninsula.

Very cool. Thanks for posting.

It’s internet streaming, some of the commercials are tied to your rough location, not the commercial actually played. At least the larger stations seem to be tending to that.