Radio Unerhort 90,1

The station operates as a free, non-commercial radio broadcaster, offering a diverse range of programming accessible via UKW 90.1 MHz and DAB+. It provides a livestream and a web-based application (RUM-App) for convenient listening and access to the daily schedule, noting that this application is not available through traditional app stores but functions as a mobile-friendly website. The broadcaster emphasizes its commitment to non-commercial broadcasting, distinguishing itself through its eclectic and varied content. Recent program offerings are also made available as podcasts, allowing listeners to access past broadcasts at their convenience. The website serves as a central hub for program information, schedules, and access to the station's digital offerings. The station’s programming includes a wide variety of shows and genres. Recurring programs include “Jazz-Zeit,” “NightJazz,” and “PowerRumpel.” Specific episodes feature themes like “Vocals (A/CH)” and highlight current CDs from artists and bands based in A/CH (likely referring to Austria and Switzerland). Special live broadcasts of “Jazz-Zeit” and “NightJazz” are scheduled throughout March. A comedy and satire show, formerly known as “Quatschbrötchen,” has been rebranded as “FunkRund-Rundfunk-Börner-Show,” featuring a special program, “Es ist März – Lachen über Merz,” focusing on the German politician Friedrich Merz. Other notable programs include “Dreadheadz, DUB & Reggae,” “Electronic getaways,” and “2spacechaserz.” The station also presents “musikalische Verbrechen,” a series exploring music from the 2000s. The station has experienced a period of repetition of older shows after a year-long pause, demonstrating a commitment to revisiting past content. The rebranding of the “Quatschbrötchen” show to “FunkRund-Rundfunk-Börner-Show” signifies an evolution in the station's comedic programming while maintaining its core satirical approach. The broadcaster’s commitment to providing a platform for diverse voices and musical styles is evident in the breadth of its programming, with a particular focus on showcasing artists and bands from A/CH. The station’s history includes periods of both regular broadcasting and revisiting archived content, indicating a dynamic approach to programming and audience engagement. The station offers multiple avenues for listeners to engage with its content, including the livestream, the RUM-App (web-based), and downloadable podcasts. The accessibility of these resources allows for convenient listening across various devices. The broadcaster actively promotes upcoming events and programs on its website, providing listeners with timely information about schedules and special broadcasts. The station’s commitment to providing a free and accessible platform for diverse content underscores its role as a community resource.