Wattwerker

The broadcaster offers a unique listening experience centered around a curated collection of music historically played in East Frisian discotheques and progressive clubs worldwide. The station’s core content revolves around playlists created by listeners and live broadcasts featuring a diverse range of genres. These include DDR-Rock, Disco Circus Musicus, Evergreen-Oldies, Instrumental Journey, Krautrocker, Kritikulum, Metalhead, Millennium, New Wave, Oldinn Resort, P42/The Whale And The Frog, and Radio Laika. The musical selections are complemented by new tracks, creating a dynamic and evolving soundscape accessible through various online platforms. The broadcaster emphasizes that listeners are integral to the experience, positioning them as the 'algorithm' through their playlist contributions and engagement. Regular refreshing of the website is encouraged to ensure access to the most current information and announcements. The programming extends beyond standard radio broadcasts, including periodic “Auswärtsspiele” (Away Games) where the station operates remotely for several days. These mobile broadcasts, lasting from February 27th to March 1st, 2026, involve a mobile technical setup and a currently undisclosed extension. The thematic focus of these “Auswärtsspiele” aligns with specific action days, including the World Bear Day, Romanustag (a Catholic day dedicated to those with mental health challenges and those who have drowned), and the International Wheelchair Day. The station's mobile operations are described as a “stresstest” for the technical equipment. The broadcaster has a history dating back to March 2010, when a list of songs played in East Frisian discotheques began to be compiled on the website. Initially, a dedicated application was available on Apple and Google stores, providing access to the station’s first web radio offering. Over time, the application evolved into a web-based version, mirroring the content of the broadcaster's Facebook page. This was intended to provide access to updates even for those without social media access. However, this functionality has become less necessary due to the availability of information directly on the website. The application was discontinued in March 2026 after a 12-year run. The station’s audio streams are distributed via LautFM and are accessible through the Radio Garden and OnlineRadioBox platforms. The website serves as the central hub for all information and announcements, emphasizing a commitment to providing content free from advertising. Contact information is provided for Uwe Penske, who appears to be a key figure in the operation, including a physical address, email address, and telephone number.