ENGLISH RADIO

English-language radio is the largest category globally — spanning every genre and format from BBC World Service journalism to American college radio, Australian Triple J to Nigerian Pidgin English stations. The sheer volume means there is an English station for virtually any taste.

Broadcasting from United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Nigeria, India, South Africa.

ALL ENGLISH STATIONS

Triple A - Brisbane - 98.9 FM (MP3)Australia, Brisbane QLD
COMMUNITY RADIOCOUNTRYINDIGENOUS
KZYR "The Zephyr" Vail, ColoradoColorado
ADULT ALBUM ALTERNATIVECLASSIC ROCKECLECTIC
Paekakariki 88.2FMNew Zealand, Paekakariki
COMMUNITYECLECTICKAPITI COAST
Sweet FM 97.1MHz Community Radio Burdekin QueenslandAustralia, Queensland Townsville
CLASSIC ROCKCOMMUNITY RADIOCOUNTRY
Radio 1RPH - Canberra - 1125 AM (MP3)Australia, Canberra ACT
RADIO READING SERVICE
CHHR-FM 94.7 MHzCanada
COMMUNITY RADIOHIGH SCHOOL
Mix 106.3 Canberra - 106.3 FMAustralia, Canberra ACT
ADULT CONTEMPORARY
2 Triple B - Bellingen - 107.3 FM (MP3)Australia, New South Wales
COMMUNITY RADIOMISCELLANEOUSTALK
Bay 93.9 - Geelong - 93.9 FM (AAC)Australia, Geelong VIC
ADULT CONTEMPORARY
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QUESTIONS FRÉQUENTES

Which countries have the most English-language radio stations?

The United States leads by volume, followed by the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India, Nigeria, and South Africa. English-language broadcasting is also significant in Kenya, the Philippines, and many Caribbean nations.

How does English radio differ between countries?

Dramatically — British radio has a strong public service tradition (BBC). American radio is format-driven and commercial. Australian radio prizes indie music discovery. Nigerian English radio often incorporates Pidgin and local cultural references. The language is shared but the cultures are distinct.

Are there English-language radio stations for learning English?

BBC Learning English and VOA Learning English produce radio content specifically for language learners. Beyond that, listening to general English radio at various speeds and accents is one of the best immersion techniques for improving listening comprehension.