SecondRadio

SecondRadio transmite en vivo desde Markkleeberg, Germany, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Rock, Pop, Classical, Adult Contemporary, Talk, Variety.

The station broadcasts 24 hours a day, offering a diverse musical landscape for listeners. Its format encompasses a broad range of genres, including Rock, Pop, music from the 80s and 90s, Top 100 hits, and even classical music. The broadcaster aims to provide a varied listening experience, catering to a wide range of musical tastes. Listeners are encouraged to submit music requests via email at studio@the station.de or through WhatsApp at 0341-358 83 095. The station also incorporates “Good News” segments into its programming, offering positive stories throughout the day. A key feature is the ability for listeners to provide feedback on songs currently playing, using “Find ich gut VS. Nicht mein Ding” (Like it vs. Don’t like it) buttons. The afternoon programming, running from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, features music curated by individual hosts, accompanied by the daily “Good News” segment. The station also presents special live broadcasts. On March 20, 2026, a live broadcast originates from the Palm House in the Kees’schen Park, focusing on the “Sternenkinder Erinnerungsort Leipzig Gundorf” (Stars’ Children Memorial Place Leipzig Gundorf). This event highlights a place of remembrance and support for families who have lost children, either during pregnancy or shortly after birth. Another special broadcast, on March 10, 2026, covered the kickoff event for the “Ab in die Mitte!” (Into the Middle!) competition, a regional initiative focused on revitalizing town centers. The broadcaster has been a fixture in the local media landscape for 14 years. A significant milestone occurred on March 4, 2024, with the launch of a new series dedicated to profiling individuals who have made a lasting impact on the community. This series features Bernd Mühlings, a local publizist from the local area and Karsten Schütze, the Oberbürgermeister (Mayor). Mühlings, who is active in the Kulturgeschichte the local area (the local area Cultural History) association, contributes historical calendars and lectures. The station is currently led by a local woman who serves as both owner and chief. The station provides opportunities for community engagement, including live broadcasts from local landmarks like the Palm House. It also actively supports initiatives such as the “Sternenkinder Erinnerungsort Leipzig Gundorf,” providing a platform for remembrance and support. The broadcaster's coverage of the “Ab in die Mitte!” competition demonstrates a commitment to promoting local development and showcasing successful revitalization strategies within the region. The station's website allows listeners to interact with current programming and submit requests.