ElsewhereHow it works
Live radio from someone else’s now.
Elsewhere plays live radio stations from around the world, at the hour it is there. Pick a place or a time of day, listen, and I’ll stamp the city in your passport. I keep the desk. Come in.
Papers, please. Kidding. Come in, you’ve landed.
Where things are
- Elsewhere
- The home. Pick an hour or search, and a board of live stations shows what’s on now.
- Atlas
- A map to explore. Open it to wander to a city and hear what’s playing there.
- Desk
- What’s playing right now: the station, the hour there, and my notes. Ask me anything.
- Passport
- Your stamps: every city you’ve stayed in for a minute.
Land
Tap Land here, or tell me a place, a language or a mood. Or pick an hour (dawn, midday, dusk or night) and I’ll find a live station where it is that hour right now.
Listen, and get stamped
It’s a real station on the air in another city. Stay a minute and I’ll stamp the city in your passport. It’s a record of where you listened, not a score. No streaks, nothing to unlock.
Send a ticket
Found a good one? Send a friend a ticket. One tap, and they land on the same station you’re hearing.
Ask me things
Tap me any time. I’ll tell you the hour over there, what language you’re hearing, a thing or two about the place. When it comes from my own notebook and not the station, I’ll say so. I never make up a song title. If I don’t know, I’ll say so.
Always free
The stations come from open radio directories. Some streams fail; I skip them and find you another. The radio stays free.
Pass it on
Music is for everyone, and there are more kinds of it than one life can get through. If something here moved you, send a friend a ticket or share the picture. It only travels if you carry it.
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