Notable Ambient-music Shows On Radio and Via Satellite
- Echoes, is a daily two-hour music radio program hosted by John Diliberto featuring a soundscape of ambient, spacemusic, electronica, new acoustic and new music directions – founded in 1989 and syndicated on 130 radio stations in the USA.
- Hearts of Space, a program hosted by Stephen Hill and broadcast on NPR in the US since 1973.
- Musical Starstreams, a US-based commercial radio station and internet program produced, programmed and hosted by Forest since 1981.
- Star's End a radio show on 88.5 WXPN, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1976, it is the second longest-running ambient music radio show in the world.
- Ultima Thule Ambient Music, a weekly 90-minute show broadcast since 1989 on community radio across Australia.
- SoundScape, a weekly 3 hour show program hosted by Greg 'Cracker' Carrick on community radio Yarra Valley FM 99.1 in the Yarra Valley, Victoria, Australia.
- Alpha Rhythms, a 3 hour radio show aired by WYSO, an NPR affiliate operated by Antioch University in Yellow Springs, Ohio airing on Sunday evenings.
- Ambient Zone, Sunday Electronic Listening Program broadcasting weekly from RTRFM since 1994 in Western Australia and across the world online. Hosted by original collective member Gavin Ee. Incidentally also featured Stephen Mallinder from Cabaret Voltaire in its early years. Showcases everything from historical reference ambient music to the latest output from the most creative electronic producers. Ambient Zone Website
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