Nettiradio Suomi - Free radio & podcasts

Radio Suomi is a complimentary radio application offering over 100 stations. Its modern and user-friendly interface ensures a top-notch experience for listening to FM/DAB as well as internet radio.

With Radio Suomi, you can enjoy the finest online radio channels and catch up with your preferred shows and podcasts at no cost. The app caters to various interests, including sports, news, music, comedy, and more.

📻 FEATURES

● Listen to your favorite radio in the background while navigating other apps.

● Access FM radio even when traveling abroad.

● Discover which song is currently playing on certain stations.

● The interface is highly intuitive; adding a station or podcast to your favorites takes just one click.

● Utilize the search function to quickly locate what you need.

● Set an alarm to wake up to your favorite FM station.

● Use the sleep timer feature to automatically turn off the app.

● Switch between light and dark themes as per your preference.

● Enjoy listening through your smartphone's speakers without needing headphones.

● Compatible with Chromecast and Bluetooth devices.

🇫🇮 Over 100 radio stations from Finland:

Aito Iskelmä

Radio SuomiPop

Radio Rock

YleX

Yle Puhe

JouluRadio

HitMix

Groove FM

Järviradio

MatkaRadio 24

Radio Sandels

Radio Pooki

Radio Dei

Radio Sun

Radio Patmos

Loop

Võmba FM

Iskelmäradio, IskelmäTV

Radio MUSA

HelmiRadio

Yle Radio 1

Yle Radio Suomi Helsinki

SuomiRock

and many additional FM stations.

Enjoy free online radio!

Note: A stable internet connection via 3G/4G or WiFi is necessary for tuning into radio stations. Some FM stations might not be available due to temporary stream issues.

Sonic Passport: How Radio Suomi Became My Gateway to Finland’s Soul

From the first crackle of YleX’s morning show to the haunting folk melodies on Radio SuomiPop, Radio Suomi didn’t just play music—it teleported me straight to a Helsinki café, rain tapping against the windows. As someone exploring Finnish culture, this app became my unexpected lifeline. The magic isn’t in the 100+ stations (though that breadth dazzles), but in the authentic moments it delivers: laughing at dry Finnish humor on Yle Puhe while cooking, or discovering iskelmäclassics on Aito Iskelmä that my grandmother once hummed. The interface is a masterclass in simplicity—favoriting Radio Rock’s metal hour took one tap, and the sleep timer gently silenced JouluRadio’s carols just as I drifted off.

But the revelation was its background intimacy. Streaming Groove FM’s jazz through Bluetooth speakers during sauna nights (yes, really!) or casting MatkaRadio 24’s travel tales to my TV transformed mundane routines into cultural immersion. The "now playing" feature rescued me mid-shazam panic when Sandels played a haunting Sámi joik. While station availability fluctuates (occasional stream hiccups are real), the app’s curation feels lovingly Finnish—no algorithm pushing viral noise, just pure sisuspirit in audio form. For diaspora hearts or curious souls, Radio Suomi is more than an app; it’s a free ticket to Finland’s living room.

FAQ:

Q: Can I listen offline or download podcasts?

A: Streaming requires internet, but background play works seamlessly. Podcast downloading isn’t supported—focus is live radio immersion.

Q: How accurate is the "current song" display?

A: Depends on the station’s metadata feed. Music channels (HitMix, SuomiRock) update reliably; talk stations like Yle Puhe show program titles instead.

Q: Does "FM abroad" mean actual radio reception?

A: No—it streams FM stations onlineglobally. Perfect for expats missing local broadcasts!

Q: Data usage concerns?

A: Streams average 64kbps. ~60MB/hour. Enable "WiFi only" in settings if needed.

Q: Chromecast/Bluetooth stability?

A: Flawless in testing. Casting survives app minimization; Bluetooth reconnects instantly.

Q: Why do some stations disappear?

A: Temporary stream outages occur (noted in app disclaimer). Stations usually return within hours—check @RadioSuomiApp on Twitter for updates.

Q: Alarm reliability with specific stations?

A: Test first! Some niche stations (e.g., Radio Patmos) may have delayed stream starts. Stick to 24/7 channels like Yle Radio 1 for alarms.