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Why don't you just get an app like Tunein Radio for your smartphone, or go to the website tunein.com and listen to anything you want from anywhere in the world. I'm sure there are other options for listening to English speaking radio besides this as well. This is just the one I know.

There are good English speakers in
You can see how the mouth and tongue movements of the speakers as they pronounce the words properly.

There are everything on youtupe

There are news radio segments in Vinglish which I sometimes hear on the way home from work when I forget to bring music in the car.

105.7 @ 5pm

There is some pop music on but from memory I think they only speak Vietnamese.

I use iHeartRadio.com. It is run by clear channel. You can choose to listen to radio stations in specific cities, or you can listen to commercial-free stations.

elllo.org is also a good website to practice Englis

hELLnoi wrote:

There are good English speakers in
You can see how the mouth and tongue movements of the speakers as they pronounce the words properly.

chirstmax wrote:

elllo.org is also a good website to practice Englis

You guys, she's from Iceland and in addition to speaking Icelandic, Nanna probably grew up studying English and Danish while going through school.  I think her question is more for leisure than to learn how to speak English.

NannaArnadottir wrote:

Hi there,

I was wondering if there are any English speaking radio shows in HCMC, like an hour or two every week with English speakers, English music and English features?

I do not know of any and would be surprised if there is one since the traditional transmission radio is not very popular in Vietnam; there isn't a large automobile-traveling-rush-hour audience.

I was wondering if there are any English speaking radio shows in HN CITY, like an hour or two every week with English speakers

FYI for the Ham radio officianados: supposedly there is an English speaking operator here temporarily for a couple more weeks.

If interested, google his call sign: XV9G

Hi there is a English Language Called Scientific Sound Asia, where the DJs (Who want to speak) do converse in English, the main styles on the station are House Music, Reggae, Hip Hop, Bass Music, Drum and Bass and Funk/Disco, its a pretty good station if you are into those types of music. There is also whose site is in English called Ruby Soho, which is more Rock music.

Bit of an old thread but I can see why expats reading today might well be interested.
Lots of legal radio streaming on line, one of my favourites being



The BBC has an excellent podcast site with loads of free downloads