Your favourite radio station

[Lord Illidan]

WMNR Fine Arts Radio - Classical music 24 hours a day, big band/jazz on Saturday nights.

Jim

I also like that radio, very relaxing music!

[xequence]

Someone else posted this a couple days ago.

[K.Mandla]

The BBC's World Service live stream. Being trapped here in America , it's nice to get news coverage that extends beyond the U.S. borders, and doesn't have a fierce bias ... to the left or right.

It's in RealPlayer format, by the way.

[ice60]

i mainly listen to talk radio, i like Groove Salard and Digitally Imported though
http://www.di.fm/
http://www.somafm.com/

i like BinRev best - Binary Revolution

The show covers topics that are of interest to the hacking community including hacking, phreaking, programming, digital rights, social engineering and everything in between.

http://www.binrev.com/radio/
here's the schedule
http://www.binrev.com/radio/schedule.php

click the link below for the .m3u - a file you can click to stream the radio
http://www.binrev.com/ddp-hr.m3u

Bellcoreradio

The shows main focus is phreaking and telephony, but it
also touches on such topics as Hacking, Social
Engineering, Urban Exploration, and anything else that
tickles our fancy.

http://bellcoreradio.net/

DistroWatch Weekly
below is the feed you can subscribe to
distrowatch.com/news/podcast.xml

Ministry of Sound
http://www.ministryofsound.com/radio

here's a link to alot more shows
http://audio.textfiles.com/shows/
http://thelinuxlink.net/

there's loads more i like too, but BinRev is my favourite. i know you asked for radio, but a good podcast is **** Radio, you can just stream the mp3 anyway, it's just short 10 minute shows. some of the show's topics have been about VI, video production in Linux, kanotix, Linux directory structure etc
http://twatech.org/index.php

[ice60]

The BBC's World Service live stream. Being trapped here in America , it's nice to get news coverage that extends beyond the U.S. borders, and doesn't have a fierce bias ... to the left or right.

i can promise you the BBC is biased to the left. infact i just put biased in google to check the spelling (my spell checker said it was correct, but it looked so odd i thought i may have spelled the wrong word) and this site below is first in google
http://www.biased-bbc.blogspot.com/

[i_eat_red_meat]

Opie and Anthony... Channel 202 on XM Satellite Radio

I have a reciever permanently installed in one car, a MyFi portable receiver that moves between another car and my desk. And XM online, which I am listeneing to here at the lab. Right now it is on Ch. 82..The System...an Electronica station.

[KeyboardJockey]

BBC Radio 4

www.bbc.co.uk/radio4

The problem is they have most of their most interesting plays and features on during the day when I'm at work so I find their online 'listen again' feature really useful.

And it has my favourite radio soap opera on it.


BTW for the poster who says the BBC is 'left' that is not really how it is percieved in the UK as the BBC is considered quite 'establishment' with a slight govt bias and can be quite middle of the road as it has to serve all those who pay their TV licence fee.

[cro.smiley]

Radio 101

[bionicyeti]

XM 202, 75 and 50

[luna6]

A little bit biased but i listen to www.lunapark6.com click the lunapark radio link...mostly indie rock/pop/electronica with reviews of whats playing...