OutWorld Fleet Radio OutWorld Fleet Radio
OutWorld Fleet Radio began its first transmission on June 1, 2014, establishing a signal where sound, presence, and identity converge across the stars.
Since January 13, 2019, the broadcast holds orbit, sustaining a full spectrum of frequencies and voices across the airwaves.
On December 28, 2022, docking with Number One Media, LLC expanded the relay, increasing bandwidth and extending reach into new sectors.
“Don’t stop believing. Don’t stop listening.”
:: America/New_York
We are broadcasting from the Eastern Time Zone to all mankind and entertaining the imagination with a universe of geeks and genres.
A wide-ranging mix of songs and shows across multiple genres, forming the station’s core daily rotation.
Pacific Time (PT): -3 hours
Mountain Time (MT): -2 hours
Central Time (CT): -1 hour
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): +5 hours
Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST): +15 hours
Launch the transmission using the on-page play control (it will open a separate window), or use the built-in station player at the bottom of the site.
We’ve teamed up with C31 Media Partners. You can tune in via their app on Android and iOS.
For Alexa users, simply say: “Alexa, play OutWorld Fleet Radio.”
Add the direct stream to a computer or mobile media player using this link: https://streaming.live365.com/a13714
Open the station through the Live365 page to listen there.
Launch the MyRadioStream player directly in a web browser.
Visit the Get Me Radio! page to view additional listening options, including dedicated apps for Android and iOS devices.
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