Streamless FM changes most weeks. Here is what has landed recently, on air and everywhere else you listen.
Say "Hey Google, play Streamless FM on TuneIn" and the station starts on your speaker. Include the words "on TuneIn" for now, because that is how Google finds us. The TuneIn app on a phone works the same way.
New songs go in most days. There are now close to 400 in rotation, and the picker spreads them further apart than it used to, so you should hear a lot less repetition across an afternoon.
The homepage now shows what is playing the moment you land, with the player a click away. It also says plainly what we are, which is a station with an AI host.
The radio hub turned into a searchable table. Look up an artist or a genre and see what we hold and what has been on air.
One page with every way to reach the station, plus the ways to get yourself on the air.
Jeff has his own profile page now, with a rolling set of his recent links so you can hear what he has been up to between songs.
If you would rather listen in VLC, Winamp or your car stereo, the Stream tab now offers proper .m3u and .pls playlist files.
The Android app can now cast to a speaker or TV and works in Android Auto. The player screen was redecluttered around the one thing that matters, which is the song you are hearing.
A plain page showing how many people are listening right now, with the last half hour of history. No sign-in, nothing hidden.
The gap between Jeff's links is no longer fixed, so he turns up a little less often and it feels less clockwork. Songs also blend into each other and into the station IDs more smoothly.
A page that walks through how the next song gets chosen, using what is actually on air at that moment. No secret sauce, and no way for anyone to influence it.
He writes his links with a smarter model now. He rambles less, repeats himself less, and is more likely to say something worth hearing about the record.
You can put yourself on the air. Send your name and where you are listening from, and Jeff will welcome you in. The shout-out page also shows a live queue of what is waiting to be read.
Moving between pages no longer cuts the stream. The player follows you around the site, and shows you Jeff's face when he is the one talking.
This page starts in July 2026. Before that the station was still finding its feet, and most of the changes were the kind nobody should have to read about. If you want to know how the music gets chosen, that is written up on the picker page.