World Radio Day
Source : Dæhæna – February 2026
World Radio Day, falling on 13 February, celebrates one of the most influential inventions in human communication. Radio began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries with experiments by scientists such as Guglielmo Marconi, who proved that sound could travel wirelessly over long distances.
Early radio broadcasts brought news, music, and education into homes, connecting communities like never before. Over time, radio evolved from simple AM signals to FM, improving sound quality and reach. Today, radio continues to thrive in the digital era through online streaming, podcasts, and mobile apps. Despite rapid technological change, radio remains a trusted, accessible, and powerful medium
that informs, entertains, and unites people across the world.
