Free-form radio is a type of radio programming that allows DJs and hosts to create their own playlists and programming without strict adherence to a prescribed format or playlist. This gives them the freedom to play a variety of music genres and styles, as well as incorporate spoken word content, interviews, sound effects, and other creative elements.
Free-form radio emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, as a response to the limitations of commercial radio stations that played only a narrow range of popular songs and followed rigid programming protocols. Free-form radio stations typically have a community-driven focus and are often run by non-profit organizations or volunteers.
Free-form radio has been a platform for promoting independent music and artists, as well as promoting social and political activism. The rise of streaming services has given rise to a new generation of free-form radio-style programming that is not restricted by traditional broadcasting networks or geographical location.
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