Radio On the Internet

Welcome to the IMS Radio on the Internet homepage. We've been serving up audio via the Internet continuously since the first "Geek of the Week" program went on-line on April 1, 1993. Today we host one of the world's largest audio-on-demand archives, with over 200 hours of programming dealing with a diverse range of subjects including Technology and Society, Arts and Enjoyment, and Public Affairs.

In addition to our audio-on-demand archive, IMS provides regular live multicasting feeds including the U.S. Congress when in session.

All audio is available in .au format. Most is also in .gsm format, and in Progressive Network's RealAudio (.ra) format. We now support Xing Technology's Streamworks for live feeds such as World Radio Network. Our entire audio archive is also available for FTP.

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Technology and Society

• Communications Revolution
• Computers, Freedom and Privacy
• Geek of the Week
• HELL's BELLS: A Radio History of the Telephone
• Radio Nederland's Media Network I
• NASA's The Space Story
• TechNation

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Arts and Enjoyment

• The Ballad of Ned Ludd
• Discovering a New World of Flavor, Mark Miller
• Dr. Billy Taylor, "What is Jazz?"
• Dr. Michael Broyles, "What to Listen for in Music"
• HarperAudio!
• SoundBytes!
• UNFORMATTED

• Common Ground
• Dialogue
• Monitor Radio
• National Press Club
• OneWorld Online
• SOUNDPRINT
• World Radio Network

• Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
• Radio Prague
• Radio Sweden
• British Broadcasting Corporation
• Norwegian Broadcasting Company
• Radio Japan (NHK)
• Australian Public Radio News
• KUCI's Cyberspace Report
• Radio Telefís Éireann
• The Internet Guide to Shortwave Broadcasters
• MIT's Incredibly Long List of On-Line Radio Stations!
• Yahoo's Incredibly Long List of On-Line Radio Stations!
• Yahoo's Guide to Amateur Radio Resources
• Shortwave/Radio Catalog
• Amateur Radio
• AM-FM: British Radio Newsletter
• BodyTalk