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A stream earns its write-up by being listened to at the hours you would actually have it on.
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Notes on a receiver or an app stay in the language of sound, signal and handling rather than a copied spec sheet.
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A listening magazine, not a station
Yorkshire Radio Mag is written for the evening question: what is worth streaming, and what should it come out of. It starts with stations, schedules and podcasts, and widens into the receivers, speakers and apps that carry them.