How do I find internet radio stations?

Short answer

FoxDL lists stations from Radio Browser, a public worldwide directory, and you can browse them as a list or find them on a map. Stations play through the same engine as everything else, so the equalizer and the sleep timer apply.

Reviewed 30 July 2026

The map view is the quickest way to answer "what does the radio sound like in Lisbon" — pick a place, pick a station, play. The list view is better when you know what you are after and want to filter by country, language or genre.

Streams play from the broadcaster’s own address; we host nothing. Directory entries occasionally go stale — that is the nature of an open database — and removal requests can go to Radio Browser or to us.

The long version Nobody owns podcasting, and that explains almost everything about it Podcasting is RSS with no owner. That explains the offline, the delays and the dead stations.

Try it yourself

FoxDL is free to download. No account, no sign-up.

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