@jon@social.vivaldi.net @Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net You ought to also put a category of "community radio" stations. There are certainly more than the three you have for North America. Run and operated by volunteers they often have strong base in communities and not only cover local issues well, but are able to relate international and regional to local issues. For example WORT 89.9 FM in Madison, Wisconsin has some 300 volunteers making for 24 hours a day of very diverse talk, discussion, interviews, and local, national, & international news and music programming. There are also many Native American community radio stations and probably indigenous ones around the world, It would be very interesting to be able to hear how different communities around the world make their own radio and are confronting events through it.