Right here
Tap the round play button above. This page works in any modern browser, on a computer or a phone, and shows the current talk as it plays. Nothing is downloaded and nothing is stored on your device.
Guru Vani Radio
The recorded talks of Shri Praveen Radhakrishnan, streaming continuously in the order they were given — the oldest first. No app, no sign-up, no payment. Press play and let the teaching unfold.
Connecting to the stream…
Streams 24 hours from the Garbhagriha.
How to listen on phones, computers and smart speakers ↓
Just played
- Loading the recent set…
About the station
Guru Vani Radio is a single continuous stream drawn from the Khyapa Parampara archive — at present the recorded talks of Shri Praveen Radhakrishnan. The playlist is ordered chronologically, so a listener who leaves the station running hears the teaching as it was actually given, one talk following the next, oldest to newest.
Nothing is gated. There is no account, no subscription, and no advertising — the same principle that keeps every article and ebook on this site free. If a talk moves you, the written archive is where it is recorded in full.
Availability
Guru Vani Radio is offered free of charge and is a best-effort arrangement, not a guarantee: if the station falls silent, it is normally brought back within a couple of hours.
If it stays quiet for longer than that, or anything else seems wrong, write to kaliputraashish@gmail.com and it will be looked at.
How to listen
Guru Vani Radio is free, needs no account, and sounds the same on every device. Use whatever you already have — nothing needs to be installed, and the stream never stops between talks.
On a phone or tablet
- iPhone or iPad: open this page in Safari and tap play. If a friend sent the link inside Instagram, Facebook or WhatsApp, choose Open in Safari from that app’s menu first.
- Android: open this page in Chrome and tap play.
- Keep it at hand: add the page to your home screen. In Safari tap Share, then Add to Home Screen; in Chrome tap the menu, then Add to Home screen. It then opens with one tap, like an app.
- While listening: you can lock the screen or switch apps and the sound continues; closing the tab stops it.
In a radio app
Any player that accepts a custom station can play the stream. Paste this address into VLC, MyTuner Radio, or a similar app:
https://radio.jaikhyapaparampara.com/listen/guru_vani_radio/radio.mp3
On a computer you can also open the M3U playlist in VLC, foobar2000 or Apple Music.
On an Amazon Echo
Easiest today — Bluetooth. Pair your phone with the Echo once, then play this page and the sound comes out of the Echo.
- Start the stream on your phone.
- Say “Alexa, pair” — or open the Alexa app, choose your Echo, then Bluetooth Connections and Pair a New Device — and select the Echo on your phone.
- Next time, say “Alexa, connect to my phone.”
By voice, not yet. Alexa cannot open a bare stream address on its own. “Alexa, play Guru Vani Radio” needs the station listed in a directory such as TuneIn or myTuner Radio, or a custom Alexa skill. The station is not listed yet; the developer notes describe those options.
Echo Show: say “Alexa, open Silk” and open the full player — though playback stops when the screen sleeps.
On a computer
Keep this page open in a browser tab, or add the stream to the player you already use — VLC, foobar2000, iTunes or Apple Music all accept the address above. The full player adds request history and a light or dark theme.
In the car
Play from your phone over Bluetooth, or use Android Auto or CarPlay with a radio app that accepts a custom station. The stream is only 64 kbps, so an hour of listening uses roughly 30 MB of mobile data — keep that in mind away from Wi-Fi.
Still stuck, or a question about the station? Write to kaliputraashish@gmail.com — it reaches a real person.
No sound? Try this
- Tap the play button once more. iPhone, iPad and most Android browsers require a tap before sound may start — this is a browser rule, not a fault in the station. On iPhone there is no setting that makes it automatic.
- Give it 5–10 seconds. The stream needs a moment to buffer, especially on mobile data.
- Turn the media volume up with the side buttons, and open Control Center to check the sound is not going to Bluetooth headphones or AirPods.
- If the link opened inside another app (Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Gmail), choose Open in Safari or Open in Chrome, then tap play.
- Close other tabs or apps that are playing audio. A phone call or another player pauses the radio — tap play again afterwards.
- Once it is playing you can lock the screen and keep listening; closing the tab stops the stream.
- Still silent? The station may be briefly off the air. Try again in a few minutes, or write to us.
For app developers & site owners
Building an app, a website or an Alexa skill?
The stream is public, needs no API key, and plays in a browser, an Android or iPhone app, a smart speaker or a custom skill. The developer notes gather the stream address and format, ready-to-use Media3 and AVPlayer code, the autoplay rules every platform enforces, and the realistic Amazon Echo options.
Read the developer notes →