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With a very few exceptions, there are some general criteria for a radio station to be linked on this page.

1 – The stream has good sound quality and does not stop to buffer (of course, this can vary from person to person due to many factors).

2 – The station broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

3 – The stream is easy to access on any major operating system or web browser.

4 – The station is independently owned and operated or is at least part of just a small group.

5 – The majority of the programming is dedicated to music.

6 – The station broadcasts only a small amount of syndicated, prerecorded, or automated programming.

7 – On commercial stations, the mix of music is unique or, in some way, done better than an average outlet.

8 – On commercial stations, no blackouts due to sports coverage or not being allowed to stream other national programming.

9 – On commercial stations, no silence during advertisements (FYI, most commercials heard over the air cannot be streamed online due to rules set up by the unions that represent voice actors…which explains why online listeners of many stations often hear very repetitive public service announcements or station promotions during advertising breaks).

Click on the top of each column to sort the table alphabetically or numerically by that category. The Search box below can be used to narrow the table down to, for example, certain cities, states or provinces, markets, or formats.

Please leave a comment on this page if any of the station information is incorrect especially for dead links, major format changes, blackouts, and new call signs. I also welcome suggestions for new additions but ask that nobody get their feelings hurt if I decide that they do not belong on this chart.