“Radio Garden” is a radio map that allows users to listen to radio stations around the world. The diagram shows the radio stations.
In addition to learning languages, listening to radio broadcasts can also be a cultural experience, especially in other countries. Now, there is a radio map on the Internet that allows users to listen to radio broadcasts from countries around the world, quickly and without cost, by breaking through geographical barriers.
Unlike traditional radio broadcasts that require a radio to listen, this world map called Radio Garden provides a radio service that requires only a regular Internet connection and allows users to listen to radio broadcasts from around the world without geographic restrictions or Time delays.
CBS correspondent David Pogue recently tweeted about the useful map, describing it as “the coolest”.
It’s a Google Earth-style map, Berg wrote in a tweet. Each green dot on the map is a radio station. Click on any of the dots and you can listen. (Editor’s note: Stations that are playing turn white)
Berg adds, “It’s like cultural teleportation. You can spend hours and hours on this thing.”
The “radio garden” is a kind of Google Earth-like map.
For people who like to listen to Music, radio should be a great conduit because it’s readily available and you don’t have to pay extra for it like you would for a music album. In addition, radio broadcasts often play popular or popular music, which is a way for non-locals to learn about local pop Culture.
Maybe you usually prefer to use Spotify, iTunes or YouTube to enjoy music, and you’re likely to listen to their recommendations because that’s what you like. But if you want to be surprised, a radio broadcast may be a better choice because you don’t know what’s coming next or what genre it’s going to be, especially if you’re enjoying music from another country on Radio Garden.
Of course, if you want to learn a foreign language, “Radio Garden” will certainly help.
If you are interested in “Radio Garden”, you can go to its radio map by clicking here.
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