mini one,but work well!.

I also found that you can open Live365 stations in Windows Media Player and then in the Menu Bar select File, Properties, and highlight the Location and paste it as a new station in the Web Radio...and it works.

If you are having trouble finding URLS for radio stations search for a listing of online radios like this
http://www.radiorow.com/stations/oldies.htm
and select one and when the online player or your player opens, right click on it and select Properties for the link.

WDUQ: http://66.225.205.75:80/

WQED: http://www.wqed.org/cgi-bin/fm/billboard_rotate.pl/

WYEP: http://wyep.streamguys.net/

This is a very nice, streamlined widget that does exactly what you ask with a very simple, easy-to-use interface. Once a good stream links is added, the widget performs very well.

The only thing preventing this from being a perfect app is that it can be very challenging to find a working link. Some links aren't supported at all, which is fine, but there is little information about the type of link you should be looking for.

Sometimes with some tinkering, you can also get an unworking lin…k to work as well - I've noticed that with some .pl/.pls links, chopping off that last part of the URL sometimes allows the link to play - not sure why.

A better readme with more information about the types of supported links would be immensely helpful and would solve this lone problem.

Still, because there are no other apps out there that do quite what this one does, it is worth fighting with it for a while to make it work for you. Now that I finally have my stations set, I am very pleased. More