Radio, rebuilt for people who build.

Staying current in tech means skimming a dozen feeds before breakfast, and most days that reading never happens. TechNews FM turns the day's most consequential stories into short, carefully produced audio deep dives, one per field, every morning. You tune in the way you'd catch a drive-time bulletin: on a run, on a commute, between meetings.

Each briefing is assembled by an AI production pipeline that aggregates reputable outlets and practitioner communities, writes a script a good host would be happy to read, and voices it with synthesized speech. Every episode carries its full transcript and links to every source, so you can always read deeper or check the original reporting. Curation and advertising both pass human review before airing.

The station broadcasts twelve frequencies plus weekly reviews, a jobs board, and an events board, all in audio first: