Globe · Stations by city
World map of online radio
A 3D globe of cities broadcasting live. Each pin is a catalog city: spin the Earth, zoom in, and open local stations from Spain, Europe, and Latin America in your browser.
426 cities · 135 countries with active stations
Earth globe of radio stations
Interact with the map: drag to spin, use zoom, and tap a pin to see which stations are on in that city.
Mood of the ether: the map by radio climate
Besides cities, you can color the globe by what dominates now: music, news, sports or talk. A near-real-time reading of the ether—not a generic genre filter.
- Built from live programs and station tags per city.
- Tapping a city still shows the same stations; only map color changes.
- If the mood layer fails, the geographic map stays intact.
How to use the map
1
Spin the globe
Drag with your finger or mouse to face the country you care about.
2
Pick a city
Each pin marks a city with online stations. Tap it to see the list and nearby cities.
3
Listen instantly
Play from the side panel or open the city and station pages.
Cities with the most stations
Top cities on the globe by online radio catalog size. Direct links to each city page.
- New York — 240 stations
- São Paulo — 217 stations
- Moscow — 181 stations
- Rio de Janeiro — 179 stations
- London — 167 stations
- Athens — 155 stations
- Ciudad de México — 145 stations
- Buenos Aires — 131 stations
- Berlin — 128 stations
- Madrid — 126 stations
- Paris — 111 stations
- Bucharest — 96 stations
- Dubai — 90 stations
- Washington — 89 stations
- Lima — 88 stations
- Bogotá — 80 stations
- Thessaloniki — 78 stations
- Toronto — 68 stations
- Barcelona — 63 stations
- Hamburg — 62 stations
- Tirana — 62 stations
- Istanbul — 57 stations
- Sofia — 51 stations
- Ibiza — 49 stations
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Frequently asked questions
What does the radio map show?
An Earth globe with pins on cities that have online stations in the No Sin Mi Radio catalog. It is not a map of physical FM transmitters or SDR receivers — it is a geographic explorer of radios by city.
Can I listen from the globe?
Yes. Selecting a city opens a panel with stations: you can play live audio or open each station and city page.
How is this different from the SDR map?
The SDR map (/sdr) lists amateur-radio receivers (KiwiSDR, OpenWebRX, WebSDR) for HF, MW, and LW. This globe shows online radio stations organized by city.
Does it include Spain and Latin America?
Yes. The globe covers cities with an active catalog in Spain, Portugal, Andorra, France, and Latin American countries based on indexed stations.
How do I find radios near me?
Spin the globe toward your region, pick the closest city, or use the radios-by-city hub. Each city page also lists nearby places with stations.
What is the mood of the ether?
A map layer summarizing, per city, whether music, news, sports or talk dominates from live signals and catalog tags.
Is it second-accurate?
It updates with a short cache (minutes). It’s a city trend, not a single-stream meter.