Have you ever wondered what morning commuters in India were listening to on their way to work? What about what passes for rush hour radio in Japan? Does The Caribbean also get sundowner music?
Well, wonder no more (if you ever did). Through this amazing- and frankly creepy- website, you can listen to any radio livestream in the world. Radio Garden maps all operational radio stations on the planet and all you have to do is guide your cursor over the operational radio station and you can listen to what other people in the world are listening to.
At exactly 5.23am in The Bronx, New York, US on a radio station called Armageddeon Musik is a reggae and ragga medley.

At 10.30am in Kinshasa, Congo on a radio station called Bendele FM is a rhumba song. At 3.22 PM in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, listeners are listening to Beyonce's Halo on Hit FM. And you can do this anywhere in the world.
The website states, "By bringing distant voices close, radio connects people and places. From its very beginning, radio signals have crossed borders. Radio makers and listeners have imagined both connecting with distant cultures as well as reconnecting with people from "home" from thousands of miles away."
The website also has a search function that allows people to look for a city then a menu that helps users choose to which radio station operating from that city to listen to.
Radio Garden has been around since 2016.