What Is This?
I love college radio but couldn't find a decent way to listen online. Sure there's iTunes and shoutcast.com, but it can be hard to find actual college stations among everything tagged "college". And I don't like being restricted to their interfaces. And there's been a few times where I wanted to make a radio tuner application, either web-based or standalone, but got discouraged by having to do all the legwork. Thus goodradio.org was born: as an easy way to both listen to great college radio stations and build applications to listen to them.
Radio Station Updates
Here's the last 15 stations that have been added or modified:
DRONE2 - SomaFM ambient with SF police scanner (stream)
KZSC - University of California, Santa Cruz (stream)
KPSU - Portland State University (stream)
CFRC - Queens University (stream)
CFMU - McMaster University (stream)
KANM - Texas A&M University (stream)
KWNK - LPFM in Reno (stream)
KRUI - University of Iowa (stream)
KCOU - University of Missouri (stream)
RADIOK - University of Minnesota Radio (stream)
KUSF - KUSF in Exile (stream)
WBAI - Pacifica station in NYC (stream)
WARC - Allegheny College’s student-run radio (stream)
KHOL - Jackson Hole Community Radio (stream)
KFOK - Community Radio in Georgetown CA (stream)
iPad App
Here's a our iPad app, which thoroughly rocks. It lets you play all our stations in a jukebox interface, as well as on a Google map.
Trigger Finger
Trigger Finger is a Windows jukebox style interface to play all our stations. Works fantabulously on a touchscreen.
Google Map
Here's a google map plotting all the best college and non-commercial radio stations using the actual GPS coordinates of their transmitters as listed in the dreaded FCC database. Right-click a station (the tower icon, not the label) to stream it directly, or left-click to see a bubble with a bunch of info including studio phone number, online archives, homepage, etc., and zoom all the way in to see the tranmitter antenna.
Jukebox
The same stations as the map but plotted in a classic jukebox-style interface:
API
Or if you want to make an application that tunes into college and/or non-commercial radio, here's some stuff to get you started.
Site Updates