Radio AU
Radio AU is the network site for the Sukh Radio Network: every station in one place, what is playing on each right now, and the schedule across the dial.
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Radio AU has no stream of its own. It is where the network is laid out for you: every station with its own page, what is playing now and what is next, the schedule across the whole dial and the programmes on it. Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Gujarati, Marathi, Haryanvi, Rajasthani, Bhojpuri and English sit alongside retro, 90s, ghazal, folk, Sufi and party mixes, while Sukh Gurbani and Sukh Bhajans run devotional days of their own, from the pre dawn hours through to the last recording of the night. Pick one and the player takes you straight there. If you would rather not pick at all, Sukh Radio is the mixed language station that runs the languages together in a single running order.
One entry, sent once. A temple, gurdwara, mosque, church, community group or cultural association sends the details through Radio AU, we check them, and they go to the stations whose listeners the event is actually for. Each station reads the diary in its own language, in its own words, at whatever point its own morning sits. Collecting it once is the part no single station can do for itself.
An hour built around Haryanvi, Rajasthani and Bhojpuri music and the folk traditions behind them, including the wedding and harvest repertoire that mainstream playlists skip.
Long form, low volume, no chatter. Ghazals and Sufi music given the space they need, with the occasional note on the poet or the composer rather than a full lecture.
Sukh Gurbani gives Sunday morning a set order rather than a continuous stream: the morning raags in sequence and a long composition allowed its whole length. Sukh Bhajans runs to the week and the lunar month instead, so what a Sunday sounds like there depends on where the month has got to. Both stations are on air the rest of the day as well, and this is simply where a Sunday listener would start.
Every stream on the network side by side: what each station is playing at this minute, what is coming next, and a jump between any two of them that does not stop the music. It is the one view no single station can give you, because no station can see the others. Requests and dedications are not taken here. Salaam-E-Zindagi is the station built around them, and its page carries the form.