Oroko Radio
Oroko Radio is a not-for-profit community radio station, creating a platform for creative communities in Africa and the Diaspora.
RadioCult is an online radio hosting platform built for growing, multi-host stations, with human support tailored to their needs.
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"Working with RadioCult for the past couple of months has significantly improved our workflow. We have a small team that navigates the day-to-day broadcasting and the easy-to-navigate interface, the storage capacity and the ability to schedule weeks or even months in advance are a fraction of the things that made our work a lot easier."

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Oroko Radio
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As online radio continues to expand, stability and shared control become more important. Without dependable infrastructure, stations can grow in audience but struggle to grow in confidence.
We create your stream for you, so you can move straight to setting up live and scheduled content. Works for both new stations and migrations from existing platforms.
Upload media, schedule pre-records, plan live shows, and define presenter access so everyone works within the same structure.
Deliver continuous audio to listeners, expand your team, and adapt programming over time without rebuilding your workflow.
Whether you're starting a new broadcast or managing an established community, RadioCult supports clarity as your station develops.
Begin broadcasting quickly while building structure that supports future growth.
Understand complex schedules, coordinate presenters, and make programming changes with confidence.
Oroko Radio is a not-for-profit community radio station, creating a platform for creative communities in Africa and the Diaspora.
Running a station involves constant change. RadioCult is designed to support scheduling, collaboration, and broadcasting as programming evolves over time.
When too many people try to listen at once, capped platforms can block new listeners. Unlimited listeners mean your station can welcome new audiences without worrying about capacity.
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Timeslot
9:00pm – 12:00am
Duration
3h 00m
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Midnight Drive
Neon Pulse
2:18 / 5:42
Usage
Running live shows and playlists across fragile tools can lead to missed starts or interrupted streams. RadioCult supports live broadcasting, scheduled pre-records, and AutoDJ continuity so your stream remains active between shows.
Type
Icecast (2)
Address
stream.mystation.fm
Port
8000
Mountpoint
live
https://stream.mystation.fm/listen

Simple weekly repeat tools rarely match the complexity of real station schedules. Calendar-based events and flexible repeating rules help teams organize programming clearly and keep shows running as planned.
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Ambient Mix
PLAYLIST
News Hour
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
Rock Block
PLAYLIST
Evening News
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Open Decks
LIVE
Evening News
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
B2B Mixalot
PRE-RECORD
Evening News
PRE-RECORD
DJ Session
PRE-RECORD
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
Friday Live
LIVE
Guest Show
PRE-RECORD
Mixing w/ Jeff
LIVE
Lunch Beats
PLAYLIST
Sunday Sessions
LIVE
Spreadsheets and disconnected tools can slow onboarding and create confusion across teams. Multi-user access, artist profiles, and tagging help presenters collaborate smoothly while new contributors get comfortable faster.
Kora Sound
kora@wavelabel.io
Mila Voss
mila@deepcuts.fm
Parallax Crew
crew@parallaxhq.co
Ren Matsuda
ren@tokyobass.jp
Sola Collective
hello@solacollective.net
Taye Ogun
taye@nightowlradio.uk
Void Signal
void@signalpath.fm
Delayed analytics make it difficult to understand what listeners are responding to. Real-time data shows how people tune in, how long they stay, and how your audience grows over time.
Listening now
342
Listener sessions
4,051
Unique listeners
2,795
Peak listeners
890
Total listener hours
1,284 hours 32 min
Average session duration
19 minutes 4 seconds
Family
Device
OS
RadioCult also includes features that help listeners stay connected and keep your broadcast visible across web and mobile. They work alongside streaming, scheduling, and collaboration to support the full station experience.
RadioCult fits alongside the systems stations already use, allowing teams to adopt it without rebuilding their workflow.

“Online radio is one of the most creative, community-driven corners of the internet. But for years, the tools behind it haven’t kept up.
My introduction to online radio was not as a developer or entrepreneur, but as a listener. As an aspiring producer, I’d send tracks to shows and stay up late hoping to hear them played. I built real relationships with station owners, teams & hosts worldwide and kept hearing the same frustration: their tools were outdated, fragile, and stressful.
So my brother Barns and I built RadioCult for stations running genuine programming, with dedicated teams and ambitions to grow.
Our goal is simple: give stations infrastructure they can trust, remove the fear around growth, and provide support that feels human when it matters most. Running a station should feel energizing, not stressful — and we’re here to make sure it does.”
Charlie Carey
Founder, RadioCult
Stations change as presenters join, schedules expand, and audiences increase. RadioCult is designed to support that evolution without adding unnecessary complexity.





Explore how RadioCult helps stations broadcast continuously, organize programming clearly, and grow with confidence over time.

RadioCult's radio hosting includes broadcasting, scheduling, station and artist management, analytics, and a free mobile app for listeners.
No technical background is required. Most stations set up their stream, upload content, and schedule shows using the interface and onboarding guidance. Support is available if questions come up during setup or daily use.
Yes. Many stations move from self-hosted tools or other hosting providers. Migration usually involves transferring media files, recreating the schedule, and updating stream links on websites or apps. The support team can help you plan each step so the transition feels manageable.
See how a Shoutcast migration worksSome stations begin broadcasting the same day they create an account, while others take more time to prepare content and schedules. The onboarding process is designed to help you move at a pace that fits your team.
There are no caps on concurrent listeners, so stations can grow and promote with confidence during audience spikes. You can review full plan details on the pricing page.
You can combine live broadcasts, playlists, and pre-recorded content within the same schedule. Repeating rules and timed playback help stations keep the stream active even when no one is live.