Tiki Man Radio

Tiki Man Radio leans into the kitsch and charm of mid-century tropicalia - Martin Denny, Les Baxter, the works. The playlist drifts from exotica to surf rock to lazy Hawaiian steel guitar. At 32kbps, it's not audiophile quality, but that lo-fi hiss somehow adds to the basement-tiki-bar atmosphere. You won't hear modern pop here. Good. The station feels frozen in 1962, when a mai tai cost a dollar and everyone wore rayon shirts. It's a niche, but it owns it. The track selection avoids obvious clichés - there's deep cuts from Arthur Lyman's catalog, not just 'Quiet Village' on repeat. If you're…