佛山顺德广播

Read as words rather than as a brand, the name says broadcasting. That is the broadcaster's own description of the service, written in Chinese characters, and it is more specific than the tags the entry carries.

In China's ordering this is number 162 of 391, which is the middle of the list. The stations either side of it are a better guide to what the country sounds like than the head of the list is, because the head is the same few famous streams in every country.

Broadcasting in Cantonese from China, alongside 33 other stations there doing the same. Chinese is the country's commonest broadcast language in this directory, so this is the second shelf of a bilingual listing.

Where else Cantonese is on air, according to the same snapshot: mostly Hong Kong SAR China, Australia and Macao SAR China. The shelf lists all 65 of them together, which is the view a country hub cannot give.

佛山顺德广播 publishes an HLS stream. That is a modern and perfectly good way to broadcast, and it is also why the button on this page may not start it: HLS needs a player that can read a playlist and fetch segments, which a browser audio tag does not do on its own.

Its audio comes from radiopull.radiofoshan.com.cn. Four other stations in China stream from the same host, which is a smaller sharing than the big platforms and often means the same people run them all.