Listening to the radio is free, but what about more modern technology? Is it possible to get free music, without tuning in to a local radio station?

Absolutely! To do it, all you need is internet radio!
Internet radio websites have thousands of live streams to choose from, from real radio stations all over the world.
So, what kind of perks do you get from listening to internet radio?

1. Free music

Sure, the traditional radio is free, but all of that usually changes as soon as you log onto the world wide web. Luckily, unlike other internet music services that offer all the music you could ever want – as long as you’re willing to pay a fee for each song – internet radio offers completely free music with no strings attached.
With internet radio, all you have to do is log on, pick a station, and start listening. You’ll never be asked to pay any download fees or be surprised with any hidden charges. You’ll also never be asked to subscribe to anything or sign up for any email lists. When you listen to internet radio, your free music is just that – free!

2. Free access to talk radio

Internet radio doesn’t just give you access to free music; it’s also a great source for talk radio! In fact, internet radio stations are great for listening to talk radio shows that aren’t broadcast in your area, or for shows that come on at inconvenient times in your area. So, for example, if your favorite talk radio show starts at 9 AM – right when you have to be in the boss’ office for the morning meeting – just look for an internet radio station that carries the same show at a later time. It’s that easy!

3. No need for special equipment

Free music wouldn’t really do you a whole lot of good if you had to go out and buy a ton of expensive gadgets to actually listen to it! Luckily, when you listen to internet radio, all you need is a computer with a high-speed internet connection. You can even listen on your smartphone or tablet. As long as you can log onto the world wide web, you can tap into the power of internet radio!

When you compare that to other music sources – which require special mp3 players, special cords, and special software – there really is no comparison!