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    Bristol's ShoutOut Radio to air LGBT talk show tonight●In the next few hours: 19:00UTC ShoutOut Radio by Andy Shilton and Steffi Barnett: based in Bristol UK. # LGBT # talk 20MmastodonCultureMusic310 h ago

    ShoutOut Radio, hosted by Andy Shilton and Steffi Barnett from Bristol, UK, goes on air at 19:00 UTC with an LGBT-focused talk programme. It is billed alongside a schedule of other upcoming radio shows, including a German-language eclectic music mix by Aad Leeflang at 20:00 UTC and Harry Shearer's Le Show later in the evening.

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    Real Rebel Radio Spins Mother's Cake Track●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Crystals In The Sky by MOTHER'S CAKE! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/MmastodonCultureMusic02 d ago

    The online station Real Rebel Radio is currently playing "Crystals In The Sky" by the Austrian rock band Mother's Cake on its pop-up player. The now-playing shoutout reflects the station's regular showcase of indie and alternative rock, giving listeners a live pointer to what is on air right now.

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    Real Rebel Radio spins TOTO's Burn●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Burn by TOTO! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/MmastodonCultureMusic03 d ago

    Real Rebel Radio is currently airing "Burn" by TOTO, with listeners sharing what is playing on the station. The track, from the American rock band's catalogue, is streaming via the station's online player. The shoutout reflects the station's ongoing programming of classic rock staples and its habit of engaging a small but vocal online audience.

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    Real Rebel Radio plays Rammstein's Mein Teil●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Mein Teil by RAMMSTEIN! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/MmastodonCultureMusic04 d ago

    Real Rebel Radio, an online station, is currently airing Rammstein's controversial track Mein Teil, announced via a now-playing shoutout. The song, inspired by a notorious German cannibalism case, remains one of the band's most provocative songs, and listeners of the independent station are tuning in to the live stream as it plays.