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Show HN: I Created a personal radio platform that delivers news, podcasts, music

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59 pointsAntonioBray27 comments

If you want to keep up with the latest news, podcasts, plus listen to Spotify music delivered in a new way, you should try out AudioOne FYI.

AudioOne FYI delivers a personalized radio experience of everything that matters to you, no one else. Just create an account and tell AudioOne what you like, it will deliver everything as an audio first experience.

Get up to 3 personal audio newsletters a day, with The latest news, subscribed and preferred podcasts and short topical audio clips.

Search for the latest news and podcast episodes powered by Google and other sources and listen, not read the results. You can also follow your search topics and they will be delivered in your own personal radio station. AudioDrops are going to change how you follow content that matters forever.

Soon you will be able to build your own custom radio stations and share them with others. Create a curated experience of music, news and podcasts that you and your audience can enjoy, always up to date. You will also be able to go live and host guests on your own dedicated radio station or broadcast in syndication.

Try it. Want the personal experience, create a free account.

More features to come. Will keep you up to date, here on Hacker News.

Thanks,

Tony

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The other day I heard some radio personalities offering advice for anyone interested in live radio: 1) Don't. 2) If you do, get [personally] on the air as soon as you can, any way you can, any time of day.

I soon wondered: Rather than creating playlists only, will we have be-your-own-radio-personality shows online, on sites specifically structured to enable this? (Probably an outgrowth of streaming sites, which have all the rights secured.)

This sounds like that.

Gosh! I would love for that to be my job, just sitting here talking crap all day to an audience of 4. If I could afford it, I would most definitely just do that...

Go to a comedy club open mic night. You'll have a ton of fun.

Yet another one of my dreams! Nailed it

Sounds like the Amp app that Amazon launched recently

Nice work. Love your layout.

Do you have any of the code on GitHub? Mainly interested in the collecting side of things, especially how you throttle collecting to remain a good internet citizen.

Consider using sources like Filmot.com (YouTube) and ListenNotes (podcasts).

Search doesn't work. Back seemed to work for me though.

Best of luck with it though.

If I use search, I get "An unexpected error has occurred."

Really love the UI. Nice work!

I'm not terribly interested in podcasts but I do love seeing what people create, so I gave it a click... and then couldn't back out to HN.

Why is your site back-button trapped?

I'm seeing this kind of complaint so frequently, it made me wonder if there is a software solution for it. Can we build a better back button?

Hold the back button down until you get a list, then choose.

Can the browser do this for me once it sees that a single button press sent me back to where I started? In AudioOne's case, it's /frontpage -> / -> /frontpage

It seems to work just fine in Firefox (on android, bit I would assume that doesn't matter). I see the pre-redirect page in the list when I hold back, but a single tap of back brings be back to HN.

I would imagine that it sees the `history.pushState()` or w/e without any interaction and knows that it's a dead state/page/(?).

Build back better ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngF2cpoxkQw

> Can we build a better back button?

Yes, don't break it to begin with.

There's a local non-technical solution in the site guidelines:

Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—things like article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting.

I'm interested in whether a technical solution exists for the problem -- just so one could point to the Gobblesmack Browser or the RealBack extension in Chrome store (names obviously made up) whenever this comes up. That would cut down on the complaints as well.

Right clicking on the back button and left clicking on the 'flag' link on the complaints covers both reasonably well, if imperfectly.

Disrespect for the user.

If your desire to keep me on your side is, to you, more important than my ability to navigate as I please, then you're the not the kind of service I'm interested in.

While I'm commenting - your About page can't possibly pass accessibility guidelines for contrast ratios. It's very hard to read.

Come on man, it's just a faulty redirect that gets in the way. Fair feedback for the dev, sure, but no need to assume evil and disrespect.

Hi Tony,

Why do you hijack my browser's back button so I can't leave your site?

Since you're monitoring this thread on HN, I was going to point out an error on the site, but no matter how many times I pressed Back, I couldn't get here that way. I ended up closing the tab and going back to the HN home page.

Since you think your site is more important than my time, now you can go find the error on your own.

Yikes.

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