TalkLansing.net is live and operational. Click on the link below to listen to us live.

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN IN

Ways to Listen

To connect, download iTunes. It works the best. Winamp (PC only) and Quicktime will also stream our radio feed. 

Once you install one of these programs, click on the “CLICK HERE TO LISTEN” link or the “Listen Live 24/7” button at the top of this page. The stream should open in whichever program you’ve installed.

Smartphone Users

To listen to TalkLansing.net’s live stream on a smartphone, you must first download an application from your provider’s app store.

• iPhone: Works by default.
• Palm: Pocket Tunes or Kinoma
• Android: AOR Radio
• BlackBerry: BerryTunes or RadioBee (moodio.fm works as well)
• Windows Mobile: support coming soon

Once you download these apps, navigate to http://69.167.137.29:8000/listen.pls to listen to our stream. 

Contact Us

If you still have problems connecting, please email us at talk@talklansing.net or through the secure email form in the “Contact Us” tab at the top of the site. Let us know the device and/or operating system of the computer you’re connecting on and the problem you’re having. We apologize for the inconvenience.

In the beginning there was AM radio. For 50 years it was the mainstay of broadcasting. Then came FM radio. The static was gone and it was in stereo, but was limited in geographic range. We're excited to bring the third generation of radio to Lansing in mid February. TalkLansing.net brings mid-michigan nonstop local news/talk through the power of the internet. 

Our programming will be truly local. No more right wing ranting and raving; no more prepackaged national formats. Instead of national hosts invading Lansing airwaves, Lansing will invade the entire world. You'll be able to listen to TalkLansing anywhere in the world on any sm

artphones including iPhone, BlackBerry, Palm, Windows Mobile, Symbian, and Android devices. You can also catch our stream from your computer, or even your car.

Our line-up will include some of this areas best known radio personalities. Corin Johnston and Walt Sorg will host AM Lansing every morning, Tim Nester will anchor mid-mornings, and veteran journalist Jim Fordyce will host MI Afternoon from 3 to 6. We'll be joined by many contributors including Lansing business guru Chris Holman with local business updates, weather reports from the meteorologists at News Center 6, among others.

Talk Lansing debuts at 6 a.m. February 15, 2010.