This is pretty cool. Brings up an image of the Earth. Wait for it to load. Use your mouse to drag the world around and put green dots under the "+" It will show you which station you're on and you can listen to them!
More info:
Radio Garden is set up as a globe visualization, with green dots representing different stations you can tune into. Spin the globe and find stations playing Russian pop, Christmas music in Chicago, Spanish news, or metal in Québec.
The app also lets you explore historic radio clips and jingles—the kind that signal what the station is about. The “Stories” tab includes a smattering of interviews and educational programming. Some are about transnational radio, and others more generally talk about international exchange, like an Arabic lesson broadcast in Montreal and a storytelling program about borders from Milan.
These clips come from the past few years, dating back to 2014. There aren’t as many stories as there are live radio stations, so if you’re looking to get a taste of Buenos Aires or Nairobi,
Although they call it an app, it's fully functional on my computer in my browser.
TIB
Site still needs some work.
When zooming in on Alexandria Virginia, it brings up a talk station from Alexandria Louisiana.