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Radio Goosh Kon
Radio Goosh Kon is a Persian-language online radio station focused on empowering blind and visually impaired individuals. As part of the "Neighborhood of the Blind" (محله نابینایان), it provides accessible content such as educational resources, audio-described films, podcasts, and cultural programs. The platform strives to promote inclusivity and offers tailored resources to meet the needs of its audience.
RFI Farsi Radio
RFI Farsi Radio is the Persian-language service of Radio France Internationale (RFI), France's international public radio broadcaster. RFI Farsi offers a diverse range of programming, including news, politics, culture, and music, and is aimed at Persian-speaking audiences around the world, particularly in Iran, Afghanistan, and the diaspora.
Radio Maaref IRIB
IRIB Radio Maaref is part of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) network. Focused on the dissemination of knowledge and cultural enrichment, the station’s name—"Maaref" (معارف)—translates to "teachings" or "knowledge." This choice reflects its mission to promote educational content, intellectual discussions, and moral as well as spiritual guidance. The station’s programming is designed for listeners who value insights into religious, cultural, and educational subjects, making it a key source for those seeking thoughtful content that goes beyond everyday news.
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Radio Sedaye Enjil
Radio Sedaye Enjil is a long-standing Iranian radio station with a rich heritage—broadcasting for more than 50 years. The station is dedicated to delivering a mix of religious, cultural, and community-focused programming. It offers inspiring messages, thoughtful commentary, and updates on local and international events, reaching its audience both on-air and via online streaming.
Radio Tondar
Tondar is the internet radio arm of the Kingdom Assembly of Iran, broadcasting from Los Angeles since 2008. It streams music, news, talk shows and cultural programs in Persian, English (U.S.) and Hebrew for a global audience.