Radio 357 - Ad-free radio streaming

This is the sole official app for Radio 357, an innovative radio station free from advertising interruptions. It features a variety of content, including radio personalities, music, journalism, cultural segments, sports, and news updates. Begin your mornings with Marcel, and relish the musical offerings presented by Marek Niedźwiecki, Piotr Kaczkowski, Piotr Stelmach, alongside a robust music editorial team. The Popołudniówki crew wraps up the day for you, while Kuba Strzyczkowski encourages listener opinions. Our studio welcomes favorite artists who share their curated playlists, including Ralph Kaminski, Tomasz Organek, Krzysztof Zalewski, Baasch, along with podcast episodes featuring Daria Zawiałow, Edyta Bartosiewicz, Kwiat Jabłoni, among others. Indeed, podcasts are available! There’s a wide array to choose from, catering to discerning audiences - all bearing the Radio 357 quality assurance. Install the app, set up your 357 account, and make yourself at home!

This section provides a brief overview of the app itself, showcasing its latest version. Our Patrons were the first to test it. We essentially rebuilt it from the ground up to enable dynamic future development. While most changes have been made in the background, these improvements will allow for rapid adjustments and enhancements on the user-facing side as well. Expect regular updates, with notifications provided regarding our modifications. Nearly everything has been revamped in this new iteration, featuring updated navigation, program descriptions in the schedule, a fresh design, and enhanced stability. It’s significantly more user-friendly, but this is just the initial phase. We intend to gradually introduce new features based on requests and announcements.

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Coverage of the European Economic Congress 2025

Radio 357 is a partner of the 17th European Economic Congress in Katowice. Our journalists are actively participating in the event, leading four expert panel discussions. We invite you to watch coverage of one of the most important business events in Poland.

Radio 357 is strongly represented at the 17th European Economic Congress in Katowice. Specialist panel discussions will be led by Paweł Sołtys, Patrycjusz Wyżga, Kuba Strzyczkowski, and Michał Gąsiorowski. We will discuss the energy market, new technologies, the automotive industry, and charitable activities. Furthermore, our on-site studio has been set up, where we will be speaking with representatives of Polish business.

This article is updated regularly.

How Orlen Supports Polish Sport? A Conversation with Michał Rutkowski

Michał Rutkowski discussed Orlen's vision for sponsorship. He emphasized that the organization doesn't want to be solely a sponsor and is committed to a broad-based business relationship with Polish sport.

"In our collaborations, we strongly emphasize partnerships that don't rely solely on periodic transfers," said the Radio 357 guest. "In each of our agreements with sports associations, we have specific expectations, for example, regarding the promotion of a given discipline among children and young people," emphasized the director of sports sponsorship at Orlen.

Dawid Pożoga from STS on sponsorship in Polish sports

Sport is about the emotions associated with supporting a team. Dawid Pożoga told us about the new STS brand strategy.

"We strive to build a brand based on emotions. We strongly believe in the new strategy we adopted last year and which we have now begun to communicate more strongly, focusing on emotions (...). Our ambassador for the new campaign is Wojtek Sokół, and together we are working to showcase these sports emotions," said Dawid Pożoga.

Are bicycles the future of Polish cities? Marcin Sałański from Nextbike answers.

What will the cities of the future look like? Will people, tired of sitting in traffic jams and breathing exhaust fumes, switch to bicycles?

"Today's cities and neighborhoods must be designed so that their residents have everything at their fingertips (...), so they don't have to fire up several tons of steel over a short distance, but can simply commute to work, school, the clinic, the theater, or the cinema in 15 minutes by bike or on foot," said Marcin Sałański from Nextbike.