Here are some interesting sites that have Jewish Music available on the web:
jewishwebcasting.com/radio.htm
Every year since 1978, during the Friday within Hanukkah, Ruth Seymour, general manager of KCRW in Santa Monica, has presented three hours of Hanukkah-anchored Yiddishkeit called "Philosophers, Fiddlers, and Fools." Ruth plays drama, stories and songs which honor her parents' generation of Yiddish-speaking Americans. She decided that this year's broadcast will be her last, but you can hear her six most recent shows here:
www.kcrw.com/etc/programs/pf
Many forms of Jewish music radio are available year-round on the Internet, as streams, podcasts and archives:
*B'nai B'rith Radio (eclectic Jewish music) www.bnaibrithradio.org
(requires the free Live365 Player)
*Radio Free Klezmer (new wave klezmer) home.comcast.net/~radiofreeklezmer/
(requires the free Live365 Player)
*Radio Noshmim Mizrahim (Mizrahi music) noshmim-m.net/
(fluency in Hebrew or dead-reckoning skills are recommended for this site!)
*The Beat, with Ben Bresky, on Israel National Radio
(A weekly eclectic Jewish music. Archived shows are available as podcasts.)
www.israelnationalradio.com/
*Jewish Moments in the Morning, or JM in the AM (streams and archives are available) www.jmintheam.org/
*YidishMusic (of Sao Paulo, Brazil) www.YidishMusic.com.br/
