The definition of "radio" is changing so much that the concept of Internet Radio isn't as controversial or downright crazy as it might seem at first.

Consider this: satellite radio is much more of a reality than AM/FM (terrestrial) radio ever thought it would be. Ipods have become the listening delivery method of choice for millions of people, younger and older. (And both XM/Sirius and Ipods have only been around since 2001!)

Traditional radio stations stream on the Internet, side-by-side with 100% Internet stations, some of which are  full-time and others, part-time or on demand. Is it radio or is it a listening service? And do listeners really care, if they're getting what they want?

Radio George, the Internet talk radio operation I launched in March, 2006, never really got a chance to take off, as I was offered an opportunity that seemed too good to be true (and turned out to be exactly that)!

Fast-forward to summer of 2007.To my surprise, a number of people suggested I bring Radio George back. After much thought, I came up with a number of ideas for Radio George, including both talk and music formats.

Radio George is on-demand Internet radio, including some formats that currently aren't being offered in the Kansas City radio market -- commercial-free!

And it looks like we're not just talking Kansas City...listeners in over 50 countries are tuning in regularly and writing to say how much they enjoy Radio George all over the world.

 Be sure to visit regularly and let me know what you think and what you like by sending email. Write Here.

Better yet, tell your family, friends and co-workers to come on over to Radio George.com and hear what they've been missing!

George Woods