While most music players provides option for Internet streaming, but you might not always want to run your resource hungry media player.

Radiola is a lightweight Internet radio player for MacOS, its located in the status bar and allows you to listen to Internet radio stations quickly and without complications.

More often, you use the menu in the status bar.

In the station window you can both manage the station list and use it as an Internet radio player.

The history window allows you to find out what song is playing now or has played recently.

• Very light, less than 2 megabytes.
• Easy to use, just click on the icon in the status bar, select station and enjoy.
• Absolutely free.

You can download the latest version of the program from the Releases page.

Or you can install the program using homebrew. The program has not currently reached the popularity threshold for inclusion in the official homebrew repositories. You can help by giving the Radiola project a star and/or start a watch. Right now you can use my Tap to install the program using homebrew.

First, make sure you have installed homebrew if you haven't yet.

Then add radiola tap. You only need to do this once.

brew tap sokoloffa/radiola

Install the program

brew install --cask --no-quarantine radiola

Why you need the "--no-quarantine" parameter?
MacOS marks all files downloaded from the Internet as quarantined. When you run a quarantined program, OS displays the message «Radiola can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software". Of course, the new program is downloaded from the Internet, so don't mark it as quarantined use the "--no-quarantine" option.

• You can star this project
• Or advise the program on social networks