Byblos Radio

Byblos Radio takes its name from one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on Earth, and the music reflects that deep history. The station's world music format is less a genre and more a philosophy - every track chosen to evoke a sense of place. You'll hear Lebanese classics, sure, but also Malian kora, Cuban son, Indian ragas, and Greek rembetiko. It's a sprawling, joyous mix that assumes listeners have good taste and curious ears. The programming lacks the polish of major networks, but that's part of its charm. It feels human, like a mixtape from a well-traveled friend. If you want to…