See this snippet of code from an inline script in the page source:
var isNative = /RadioGarden/i.test(window.navigator.userAgent);
if (!isNative)
if ("https:" === window.location.protocol)
window.location.protocol = "http:";
else {
...
}I absolutely love this website. I like that my own local radio stations are on this. I like that radio stations from around the world are on this. It's awesome!
For the DC metro area, local favorites are:
- WETA 90.9 http://radio.garden/listen/weta-fm/Jei27SwN
- WPFW 89.3 http://radio.garden/listen/wpfw-fm-89-3/ninSp4px
I take it these are all radio stations that also do internet streaming. There is something similar that I've wondered about for a long time. Is there any easy to build or off-the-shelf device that I could use to stream FM radio on my local network? Say for example, I want to listen to FM radio while in the basement, but the reception is poor. Does there exist an FM tuner that I could mount in the attic window for best reception, connect via Ethernet, and then tune/stream whatever is playing to a client device down in the basement?
Grant Henderson does a great job keeping it interesting yet quite listenable, and upbeat. The fact that he outside of the US helps him find versions of things I've never heard as well.
http://www.blackdiamondfm.com/programmes/wee-scone-variety-s...
Most links are provided by users. Checked for availability each day. Search by city, country, genre, format, tag, etc. Link to stream is on the right.
https://stream-subscription-ui.herokuapp.com/
But this one is very cool. Thank you for sharing.
I'm using HTTPS Everywhere too I just didn't even think it could be remotely responsible for the effect, so I didn't list in on my post.