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The station's programming jumps between tightly scheduled news segments and blocks of Chinese popular music, heavy on the kind of ballads that dominate karaoke bars from Beijing to Lhasa. The music selection blends Mandopop with Tibetan folk melodies, giving it a distinct regional character. However, the midday block drags: too many slow songs in a row. The evening shows pick up with more upbeat pop and occasional rock, even some classic Chinese punk from the 90s. You get a real sense of place. It's radio from the provinces, not the polished capital. For those who want to listen to 青海新闻综合广播 青海…
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