My Cape Verdean friend Evelise Gomes told me about a world radio website called Radio Garden a few weeks ago, but I didn’t have much of a chance to check it out. Then another friend Pat Darrin just ...

Imagine a spinning globe showing the location of thousands of radio stations, each one accessible via a simple click on its representative green dot. Well, thanks to some excellent work by interactive ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Radio Garden is based in Amsterdam. The website started as a project for the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision developed ...

Imagine looking at Google Earth and seeing thousands of tiny green dots all over the map, with each one representing a playable radio station. That’s pretty much Radio Garden, a mobile and web app ...

A new website called Radio Garden allows users to spin a virtual globe and click on live radio around the world. NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks with the site's designer Jonathan Puckey. This week, a website ...

Over the last year, the internet, in its uniquely hollow way, has often had to satisfy essential human needs – entertainment and communication, for instance, quickly took the hellish form of the ...

I love Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music and all of the other streaming music apps. You can hear exactly what you want to hear any time of day. It's awesome. Truth be told, it's a little boring too.

OTTAWA — Imagine being able to spin an image of the earth on your computer screen, tuning into radio feeds that pop up as you move across the planet’s surface ...

Some of the most beautiful products are the simplest. Take Radio.Garden, for example. This project by Golo Föllmer at Martin-Luther University Halle displays a photorealistic globe full of green dots.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (WHAT THE TECH?) — We all have our favorite music streaming app but their algorithms often give you the same music – Radio Garden wants to change that. It lets you listen to music ...