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A: A continuous transmission cutting through the static of the cosmos since June 1, 2014. A rogue frequency carrying music, programming, and personality across every time zone that will have us. If a signal could have swagger, this one does. Find it at outworldfleetradio.online.
A: Because a global audience deserves a global reach, and strapping an antenna to an asteroid was outside the budget. No traditional frequency. No satellite dish required. Just an internet connected device with a speaker. Headphones are acceptable, but we do encourage you to share our transmissions with the people around you.
A: Every song. Every program. Every bumper, drop, and interstellar aside. All of it, completely free. The signal is open and always has been.
A: More options than there are moons around Jupiter. Press play on the player at outworldfleetradio.online. Import the stream link into your mobile media app. Pull us up through our Live365 page. Find us on featured apps like C31 Media Partners, Get Me Radio!, or MyRadioStream. Or say "Alexa, play OutWorld Fleet Radio" and let the machine handle it. We recommend that last one purely for the novelty of telling a device what to do and having it actually work.
A: Ohio, US Eastern Time Zone. Programming originates from various states and countries, which means the crew is more scattered than a debris field after a warp core breach. Individual show pages list their points of origin.
A: Fully licensed through our streaming platform, with coverage from ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR, AllTrack, SOCAN, Re:Sound, PPL, and PRS. Details in the website footer. All artists and show creators retain the rights to their work. Audio dramas we carry are sourced from the public domain.
A: OutWorld Fleet Radio does not maintain a central archive. Reruns may rotate into the schedule occasionally, but for deeper catalogs, visit individual show pages for links to personal archive sites maintained by the creators.
A: StationPlaylist Studio runs the whole operation, handling songs, programs, drops, IDs, soundbites, and promotional spots. Think of it as the ship's computer, minus the existential dread.
A: The PROGRAM GUIDE is your first coordinate. GALACTIC INSIGHT maps the wider universe of what rotates through the system. Between the two, you will find what you are looking for.
A: Three words. Two franchises. One medium. OutWorld comes from Mortal Kombat. Fleet comes from Star Trek. Radio is radio. This concept was created by the legendary Z Man.
A: The original emblem launched on January 26, 2017. A refined version took its place on January 13, 2019, because even a good insignia deserves a refit once it has logged a few tours of duty.
A: STATION IDENTIFICATION carries A TRANSMITTED TIMELINE, a full record of everything that shaped this frequency. If it happened and it mattered, it is in there.
A: iHeart Radio attempted a corporate takeover. Picture a space pirate raid, except they wore business casual and arrived with lawyers. The crew held the line, the signal held steady, and stubbornness proved to be a wildly underrated survival trait.
A: A coalition of companies partnered under the Number One, LLC umbrella, working together to enhance and expand our brand of internet broadcasting.
A: The network of businesses OutWorld Fleet Radio supports through on air promotion. We run their spots regularly, helping amplify their offerings to our audience. It is how we keep the community connected and the signal useful beyond just the music.
A: An orbit of genres. Each programming block curates its own personality, blending fresh selections with catalog deep cuts. Variety is spice of life and we trasnported it on the Kessel Run.
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Every segment of the broadcast day has its own frequency and personality. Think of it as tuning the dial across six distinct sectors of the same station.
A Nocturnal Dawn is for the early risers and the ones who never went to bed. Gentle melodies bridging the dark hours into morning. General audience.
OWF Main Programming delivers a daily rotation of songs and shows crossing every genre boundary worth crossing. General audience.
OWF After Dark shifts the frequency for the late hours. Eclectic, edgier, and tailored for mature audiences who prefer their programming with atmosphere.
The Big TGIF Party is Flounder's Friday night ignition sequence. High energy, genre blending, weekend launch protocol. General audience.
The OSBC Happy Hour is a Saturday evening partnership with Olde Salem Brewing Company, pairing songs with brews in hops and harmony. Each beer is named after a track in the set and hosted by the bartenders and staff. 21 and up to drink responsibly with us. 18 and up to listen, as some selections include mature lyrics.
A Stellar Evening rounds out the weekend with current favorites and overlooked gems. General audience.
A: Every single one is real. Several notable figures have lent their voices to our bumpers and IDs over the years. We asked. They said yes. Every verified entry is documented in the VOICEPRINT REGISTRY at outworldfleetradio.online, with direct links back to their actual work. They showed up for OutWorld Fleet Radio and we make sure the record reflects that permanently.
A: Through STUDIO LINES at outworldfleetradio.online. Voice Transmissions for on air messages. Written Transmissions for feedback, show submissions, and promotional inquiries. Every transmission gets read. Response timing varies depending on what the signal is doing, but the reading always happens.
A: More than you would expect. The on air celebration calendar runs year round, covering everything from First Contact Day to Star Wars Day to our own anniversary on June 1. If a fandom has a date, chances are we have it on the star chart.
A: Do not panic. Start with the PROGRAM GUIDE. Let GALACTIC INSIGHT fill in the surrounding territory. The signal makes sense once you stop fighting it and let it run. This is true of most things worth tuning into.
A: Requests can be submitted through STUDIO LINES at outworldfleetradio.online. Whether they make it into rotation depends on system alignment and timing. Submit the request. See what the signal does with it.
A: Because we have been at this since 2014 and the signal has not wavered once. Well, once. But we handled it.
A: Total protonic reversal. In practical terms, probably a few seconds of static and a very confused playlist. We strongly prefer not to test the theory and encourage everyone else to hold that same preference with equal conviction.
A: Infinite velocity is achieved and whoever is behind the console mutates into a salamander. This is documented Federation history and not something we discovered on our own. We keep output at a responsible sublight speed for exactly this reason. The salamander situation is genuinely difficult to explain to anyone.
A: Technically, all electromagnetic waves lose strength over distance. Fortunately, the OutWorld Fleet Radio broadcast runs on a proprietary blend of stubbornness and good taste, both of which appear to be immune to the inverse square law.
A: OutWorld Fleet Radio launched on June 1, 2014, so if you are currently in 1985 the signal is not available from your present location. The stream will be waiting at outworldfleetradio.online the moment you return to the correct timeline. We appreciate the dedication to the commute and gently suggest reducing your speed on the way back.
A: In a galaxy far enough away, 2014 would register as sometime last Tuesday on the cosmic calendar. By local Earth standards, over a decade of uninterrupted broadcasting puts OutWorld Fleet Radio somewhere between genuinely impressive and probably overdue for a snack break. Either way, the signal continues.
A: Nothing is malfunctioning. What you are hearing is a signal echo originating from approximately 20 minutes in the future, where OutWorld Fleet Radio is already playing the next track. The broadcast occasionally folds back on itself during particularly energetic transitions. It resolves on its own and at this point we have come to find it genuinely charming.
A: A few rogue transmissions have tested us over the years. One turned out to be a microwave oven in Virginia. Another was traced to a particularly aggressive ice cream truck two blocks from the control hub. Both were neutralized without incident. We monitor the situation continuously and with great seriousness.
A: We can neither confirm or deny.
A: We have received a number of compelling theories on this subject and we are not ruling anything out. If you have evidence, speculation, or a diagram involving concentric circles, share it on our Facebook page. All submissions are reviewed with the seriousness they deserve, which varies considerably depending on the diagram.
A: Any relevant documentation would be located somewhere in STATION IDENTIFICATION and we recommend leaving it exactly where it is. Some signals only go one direction and we would prefer the ones coming back to be music.
