Poor Peoples Radio

Poor Peoples Radio sounds exactly like its name suggests - scrappy, honest, and defiantly lo-fi. The audio quality is rough (64kbps tells you all you need to know) but that's part of the appeal. You'll hear punk-adjacent noise, folk ballads recorded in someone's basement, and occasional spoken word rants. It's unpredictable. That's the point. When you tune into Poor Peoples Radio live, you never know what you'll get - a garage band's demo tape, a passionate monologue about the system, or silence between tracks. It's like a friend's bedroom radio project, but broadcast to the world. This is mus…