Free Online Radio Courses
Popular Webcasting Radio Sources
Links To Online Webcasts By Format
Radio Music Charts & National Playlists
Webcast Picks And Events
Player - Recording - Server - Software
Mix Virtual Turntables - Radio Games
Software For Mobile DJs
Latest Radio News From Around The World
Directories For Traditional Radio
Popular Syndicated Radio Shows
Profiles of Popular Radio Personalities
Satellite Radio Networks
Pirate Radio For Listening And Broadcast
Public Radio
The Virtual DJ: What's He Saying Today?
Vintage Air Checks: '50s through '90s
Radio Jingles and Special Radio Elements
This Week In Radio History
The History of Radio
Old Time Radio Programs and Links
Broadcasting Schools
Fun Radio Things To Do
Screensavers from Radio Stations
Radio Publications, General & Trade
How To Get Certain Things Done In Radio
Amateur, Ham And Short Wave Radio
College Radio - By Students For Everyone
Armed Forces Radio and Related Resources
CB - Citizen Band Radio
Weather Radio Links and Resources
Free Online Courses About Radio
Radio As Featured In Television Programs
Radio in the Movies - Films About Radio
Radio Columnists From Newspapers/Online
Radio Station Databases - AM - FM
Reviews of Radio Oriented Products
Classical Music Radio Sources
Radio Employment - Schools - Jobs - More
Country Music Online
Top 40 - Pop Music Online
Radio Broadcasting Halls of Fame
Previous Polls About Radio
For Radio Professionals
Xmas/Thanksgiving Radio Articles/Links
Radio History By Country
Radio: What Happened In 2003
Whether you're looking to break into Radio as a DJ or interested in starting up your own Internet Radio station, there are two free courses available to you that will help you get started. And the best part: they're free, not terribly lengthy and you can do the reading at your own pace.
Tired of traditional radio? The Web offers streaming audio from a tier of new stations that broadcast from many locations including the bedrooms of teenagers to multi-million dollars corporations. They all want to grab your ear.
Listening to online Radio and webcasts from both streaming Internet-only Radio to traditional Radio stations that stream, has become easier. There are many choices in any genre from Alternative to country, pop to classical and everything in between. Here are links, by format, to get you started.
Here you will find a compilation of links for Radio Music Charts and national playlists compiled either through reported airplay or by Radio and Music trade magazines, Radio countdown shows, music-oriented websites on the Internet or personal playlists compiled by music fans from around the world.
The amount of Webcasting available is daunting. If you're looking for something new or different, try one of these picks compiled from around the Internet. You will find suggestions for new online webcasts, Internet broadcasts and other streaming audio sources.
If you want to be a broadcaster and stream your own internet radio station on the Web, record your favorite webcast or just want to listen to other webcasts, you'll need to download the essential player, recorder or server software. Here you will find links to what you need in both Windows and Mac options.
Think you know a lot about Radio? That's what they all say. Well, in that case why don't you take a few moments to play these special, short quiz games prepared by your Radio Guide. Have you ever wanted to be the Club DJ? Think you would be pretty good at mixing CDs, mp3s, scratching records and making it all sound pretty good? Here is your chance.
Whether you are an on-air DJ looking to make extra money on the side, a full-time mobile DJ, or someone considering becoming one, here are some great software tools essential to making the mix sound right!
Daily updates on the latest Radio news from around the world, as compiled by various broadcast sources.
Looking for a particular Radio station? Maybe you're seeking Radio stations that broadcast a particular format, DJ or Personality? Going on a car trip and want to plan ahead for good listening? Take a look at these Radio directories.
Here you will find a list of the most popular syndicated radio shows. These are the proven, popular and "creme of the crop" personalities in Radio today!
If you enjoy a particular Radio personality, you probably want to know a little bit more about him or her. Here you will find short profiles of very popular DJs, presenters and personalities.
Satellite Radio is making its way into our cars, boats and homes. The programming is extensive, the price is becoming affordable and portability has now been introduced. Satellite Radio broadcasting networks like XM and Sirius are the latest way Radio is being transmitted and received by listeners. Here are links to help you find out more about this technology.
The ultimate alternative: Pirate Radio. Whether you want to listen or become a Pirate yourself, there are places on the Web to help you. You can explore the origins of Pirate Radio like the legendary "Radio Caroline" to today's LPFM bandits and web audio anarchists.
NPR, National Public Radio and public radio have proven to be an excellent alternative to commercial radio. Their alternative viewpoint is refreshing and provocative. There are many sources to help make your listening more fun and enjoyable.
The Virtual DJ is a project between the Radio site at About.com and Sitepal. Sitepal provides the technology that makes the Virtual DJ come alive. The Virtual DJ is an animated cartoon-like character who talks with a real voice, moves in-sync with the speech and even watches your mouse as it moves around the page when he's not talking. See for yourself - it's pretty cool!
Listen to recordings of DJs from the past, from the 1960's through the 1990's. Whether it's a DJ you remember growing up with or an air personality you heard in another city, plenty of audio is available on the Web.
Radio Jingles and special Radio audio and elements are fun to collect or just listen to. Here, you will find links to audio archives on the Internet where you can listen and sometimes download classic jingles and productions as well as Radio elements that might have originally been created for Radio people as gags or entertainment.
The events which have led to the Radio services we enjoy today can be quite fascinating. Check here for daily historical facts and tidbits or as we call it "This Week In Radio History".
Radio is no ordinary medium. The history of Radio is a fascinating journey from very simple beginning to today's global reaches. See early photos of Radio pioneers and facilities. Listen to priceless audio which has been preserved from historic events. Read in-depth background on some of the most fascinating moments in Radio broadcasting.
Before television there was radio. And it was so important to people, families would sit around the radio at night and listen to programs the same way they watch the TV today. You can still hear some of those great, original shows with legendary radio performers (many of whom went on to TV). Plus, if you are interested in old radios, themselves, this is the place to start.
If you are considering a career as a broadcaster, there are specialty schools that can teach you the basics and help you get your first job.
There are lots of fun and interesting activities to do besides just listening to your regular radio station or webcast. If you are a real Radio fan, there is humor, collections, conversations and plenty of other opportunities on the Net. This is a great place to begin.
Links to free downloads of screensavers offered from various terrestrial and online Radio stations.
Here are links to Radio publications, aimed at either the general public or at broadcasting professionals including newspapers, magazines and webzines.
Radio listeners sometimes need advice and tips on how to get things done with Radio stations. Whether it is a prize you won you haven't received, a press release you need aired, a song you want to get on the radio from your band or a request you want
Amateur and Shortwave Radio is a great hobby and even provides a service to others during emergencies. Make friends around the world and find a new passion! Learn more!
College Radio has always provided an excellent alternative in listening. Many institutions of higher learning operate Public Radio stations where students can get hands-on experience. Others simply provide the opportunity for students to originate their own programming. Here are some great links to get you started in College Radio, the experience.
Armed Forces Radio serves about 800,000 American military personnel worldwide with programming and news, providing a link back home for the men and women of the Air Force, Navy, Marines, Army, Coast Guard and more.
Citizen Band, or CB Radio, has always been "radio for the people". It traditionally has afforded anyone the ability to communicate over short distances without the need for a license, as opposed to the more powerful HAM (amateur)radio which does. CB Radio has long been associated with roadway travel and many drivers, especially truckers, still depend on it.
Sometimes ignored and taken for granted, Weather Radio informs and saves lives. Professional meterologists at NOAA are responsible for maintaining this public service and it's the last word in weather events.
If you're thinking about a career in the Radio profession, here you will find online courses which are provided free of charge designed to help you learn about jobs and other areas in Radio broadcasting. They are designed to be informational without the hassle of homework or grades! Each lesson is delivered by email with an overview a particular topic and a link to more about it.
Radio has long been the subject of television programs, usually sitcoms. Here you will find links to the highest profile TV shows to feature Radio like "WKRP in Cincinnati", "NewsRadio", "Frasier" and more. Some are still in syndication and some just live on at fan sites on the Internet.
Radio and disc-jockeys have been portrayed many ways in the movies, from comedy to dramatic. Here are some classic movies (and an oddball or two) that focus on Radio.
Here you will find links to Radio columnists around the United States and the world. Most of these columnists work for newspapers, a few are online, independently.
Here are links to AM/FM Radio station databases for various countries including the United States, Canada, England, Mexico, Australia, England New Zealand, North America, South America, Middle East, Asia, Oceania, Antartica, Europe, Africa and more.
Your Radio Guide takes time to review products that he thinks might be of interest to site visitors. Sometimes it's software, sometimes it's hardware and sometimes it'a service. Check here first for product buying tips.
A wealth of classical music programming is available online, through traditional Radio stations and now even via satellite Radio. Here are excellent links to all of these resources.
Looking for a job in Radio? We've got plenty of good, solid advice for you including a free online course on "Working in Radio" to a listing of broadcast schools in America, England, Austalia and England. In addition: links to job listings and other free resources to help you pursue a career in Radio broadcasting.
Here are suggested links to online webcasts of country music either from Internet-only Radio stations or traditional Radio stations that also stream their programming.
Top 40, also known as "Pop" Music (from "Popular")and sometimes referred to as "Contemporary Hit Music" reflects the listening mainstream and features songs pulled from various genres: hip hop, country, alternative and anything else a hit song can be found. Here are suggested Links for listening online.
Every industry salutes its very best and Radio is no exception. There are many Halls of Fame dedicated to the men and women of Radio who both pioneer its programming and guided its development.
The About.com Radio site conducts polls about relevant issues or situations affecting radio, broadcasting, webcasting, etc. Any visitor to the radio site may participate. Results of previous polls are archived here.
Radio professionals are always looking for new and better ways to prepare for their Radio shows. Information, news, links and fresh ideas are offered here to aid in the preparation of Radio shows. Even if you are not in radio, you will still find many of these destinations fascinating. These links are great for speakers, toastmasters or presenters.
Christmas and Thanksgiving Radio-related articles, links, buying suggestions, and other holiday items for the Radio enthusiast.
Radio is no ordinary medium. The history of Radio through is a fascinating journey from very simple beginning to today's global reaches. See early photos of Radio pioneers and facilities. Listen to priceless audio which has been preserved from historic events. Read in-depth background on some of the most fascinating moments in Radio broadcasting.
From flying cats attached to helium balloons to fake Eminem concerts that caused near-riots, from celebrity lawnmower race injuries to prank phone calls to Fidel Castro, from naked DJs, arrests, and even murders....2003 was a wonderfully weird year for Radio. Here now, a chronological year-end review of Radio's highlights from 2003