There’s an app too which is how I originally found it. It’s fun to just click around every now and then.

The old version used to have history with it, about radio stations. The tabs: History, Jingles, Stories

From MIT:

In addition to the “Live” option, Radio Garden has three other sections: History, Stories and Jingles. In “History,” one can find various historical uses of radio such as a news program from the World War II era or an Arabic language lesson. In “Stories,” people describe their experiences as radio listeners and how this medium allowed them to feel at home, and at the same time, connect with the rest of the world. “Jingles” section presents international examples of short-form music and sound design that are used for branding radio stations and programs.

Video, timestamp is 1:04

Cool, now I can listen to fart jingles played by egregiously happy moderators at 5 in the morning without knowing what they are blabbering on about. That’s actually not a bad thing come to think of it.

It’s a great tool for language learning

I can’t interact with the website at all on my phone.

This is awesome! It would be nice to have an better site that that public SDR for amateur radio too! If somebody knows - im all ears!

I wonder if I’d be able to hear people screaming