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Rádio Internacional Odemira floats out of Portugal's Algarve region like a warm breeze. Its playlist jumps continents with surprising ease: think Portuguese fado legends Madredeus rubbing shoulders with Brazilian MPB and Congolese soukous. The station has a laid-back charm, the kind you'd want on during a long afternoon. It's not tightly formatted, and that's the point. Blocks of uninterrupted music give way to brief, unhurried announcements. You won't hear chart-chasing anthems or slick production. Instead, you get a curator with eclectic tastes and a relaxed hand. When you tune into Rádio In…
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