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I have limited experience of these kinds of sites. RadioGarden where you pick from a globe iheartradio which I think is just for New Zealand Years ago I used to enjoy listening to the morning show on London's JazzFm when I was working late - just did the mental arithmetic - more than 25 years ago? scary! The limitation of the two sites I've used is that you don't know what you'll get. If you pick a station and get a dud song, or the one misogynistic pedo host you won't necessarily return. We have a great student radio station - sometimes - like sometimes it's awesome new music, but sometimes it's genuine student trash. Your site let me search by genre but didn't expand on the station or what to expect. It's a big ask, but it's what your site needs. To make the claim that the UX is better I'd expect your site to let me like/dislike a station and have that influence the search order in future because the site knows which stations are similar and works out what the common thread is between the stations that I've liked so far. The HTML generated looks fine but you still have debugging info flowing into the console.