"My alarm clock is the local public radio station. I love toggling between a few music stations while driving, or even while reading at home. And during a road trip, there's nothing quite like discovering a community station with random locals curating their own playlists-it gives you a sense of where you are that no Spotify playlist can match."
"The problem: It's hard to know what stations exist locally, even in your own town but particularly while on a road trip. You can explore the dial, which has a certain serendipity, but what if you just want to . . . know? And be able to tune in with or without an actual traditional radio in front of you?"
"This exact problem is why I like Radio Locator. It's a free website that lets you enter any city or zip code and find all the terrestrial stations that are available for that area. You can open Radio Locator and Streema directly in your web browser on any device. Streema also offers an app called Simple Radio for both Android and iOS, if you'd rather go that route."
Radio Locator and Streema let users discover terrestrial AM and FM stations by entering a city or ZIP code. Radio Locator is a free website that lists all stations available in an area. Streema works in any web browser and offers a Simple Radio app for Android and iOS. Simple Radio is free with ads or available ad-free for $6 per month. Neither Radio Locator nor Streema requires a login or personal data, although users can opt to share their location. The services help locate and stream local stations while at home or on road trips.
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