Radio Foundation FM

Foundation FM presents a programme of resident shows and contemporary music with connections to club culture. Its official episode pages span house, garage, hip-hop, R&B and other electronic or popular styles. The individual show and its contributor are central to the service, allowing the musical direction to change across the programme.

Speech also has a place in the station's published archive. Conversation programmes have explored subjects including mental health, feminism, queerness and everyday cultural life. These examples show a wider editorial interest than a purely musical selection, while archived episodes let listeners explore the different approaches of contributors.

Its published collections include f.fm live, f.fm irl, High Frequency and pop-up broadcasts. Recent archive examples pair Severine with Jay Carder and Introspekt with X3Butterfly, while an ASSMR selection is tagged club, experimental and techno. The f.fm irl collection includes a Fête de la Musique collaboration featuring Sherelle, alongside sets by D-Vibes and Elladhc. These are examples of recorded sessions rather than a promise of a fixed weekly line-up: the archive connects particular guests, events and musical approaches.

The broadcaster's site links radio with records, events and a studio, placing the service within a broader creative project. Foundation FM is suited to listeners who want music discovery alongside the voices and concerns of the people selecting it. Its combination of resident-led programming and cultural conversation gives the station a personal, contemporary identity.