Citizen

This is one of the quieter entries in Greece's listing, at 249 of 320. Stations at this depth are usually community, religious or single genre broadcasters rather than national networks, and the country's numbered pages are the only route to them.

Citizen has a zero in the directory's open count. It is the least interesting number on this page and the one most likely to be misread, so it is worth being plain: it measures traffic through radio-browser, not audience.

No language is recorded against this station. The field is optional in the public directory and a great many entries skip it, so an empty language says nothing about what you will hear when you press play. It does keep the station off the language shelves, since a shelf built on guesses would be worse than a shelf with holes.

Nothing else in Greece's listing leads with lounge. The tag is self-declared, which makes it a statement of how the broadcaster positions itself rather than a classification anyone audited, and on this dial that statement is unique.

The stream is encoded at 320 kbps, more than twice the 128 kbps median for Greece. Bitrate is the one quality figure the public directory carries, and on this entry it is unambiguous.

The stream is served from sp3.streams.ovh, an address two other entries in Greece use as well. A small shared host is usually a group of stations under one owner or one technical provider rather than a platform.