Broadcast Radio

Broadcast radio is a method of transmitting audio content—like music, news, or talk shows—via electromagnetic waves to a wide audience. A radio station creates content and sends it using a transmitter, which broadcasts signals over specific frequencies (AM or FM). These signals travel through the air and are received by radios within range. Listeners tune into these frequencies to access the broadcast. It's a one-to-many communication system, efficiently reaching large audiences simultaneously without the need for personal connections or internet access.