24 Radyo

News and talk radio in Turkey has a rhythm all its own: bulletins on the hour, the lira's morning rate read out like a weather report, then hours of phone-ins where listeners argue with the host about everything from municipal buses to foreign policy. 24 Radyo works that format hard. The tone stays sober through the news blocks and loosens up once the debate segments begin. Presenters don't rush callers off the line. That matters. Expect agenda panels, economy talk tracking the dollar against the lira, and long-form interviews you won't get from a scrolling feed. It's not a music station. If y…