Johnny Dee: It's impossible to predict what genre the oddball outfit - broadcasting from deepest China - will serve up next

Johnny Dee: With Polythene Pam reading the news and even airtime given to Ringo's awful solo records, Beatles Radio is a must for every fan of the Fab Four - but kryptonite to Paul and Yoko

Johnny Dee: A Viking ship appears on the horizon ... it's legendary station WFMU, where breakfast listening can include the Mighty Boosh and someone 'playing' a fence

Johnny Dee: BFBS Radio, the station for Britain's armed forces, is charmingly light, and surprisingly welcoming towards civvies

Johnny Dee: With DJing thrown out to volunteers, a benevolent stance towards musicians and bringing back birdsong to the airwaves, Amazing Radio are truly the people's station

Johnny Dee: Catering to the Michael Jackson obsessive, this station boasts obscure tracks, strange tributes - and strictly no gossip or jokes

Johnny Dee: The ex-Talking Head uses his radio station to showcase his favourite tunes. Maybe vanity radio stations are the future?

Johnny Dee: From breaking news stories to supporting local talent, Radio Scilly is a pillar (or should that be lighthouse?) of the community

Johnny Dee: There are loads of great things about this award-winning station, not least its commitment to its air-guitaring fans in particular

Johnny Dee: On this Kansas comedy station, you're never short of a laugh - or more than 20 seconds away from an f-bomb

Johnny Dee: NME Radio is good company, something that sites like Spotify can't offer, but it's just not rebellious enough

Johnny Dee: With its blurting DJs, futuristic music and shout-outs to the Copenhagen crew, listening to this frenetic radio station is like plugging your head inside another reality

Johnny Dee: From chanson to alt.rock to purring DJs, France's online Fip radio station has everything this UK listener could possibly want. Any more continental radio gems out there?

Johnny Dee: The gossip site's radio station is a bit like sharing a stranger's iPod with 25 other people - and I'm picking most of the tunes

Johnny Dee: Put aside ideas of musical taste and enjoy – or endure – the horror of entries ranging from metal to disco

Johnny Dee: Every act the Dutch techno station plays has a name that sounds like a dangerous bio-chemical - and human voices are not allowed

Johnny Dee: Pensioners broadcasting yesterday's news and sounds? There could be a future for these amateur DJs

Johnny Dee: Colourful Radio might sound like a description of synaesthesia, but this station has a lot going for it

Johnny Dee: Continuing the search for perfect radio channel, we turn to Heart, a station that's 'everywhere around us, like exhaust fumes'

Realising he has been stuck on the same radio station for far too long, Johnny Dee embarks on a quest to find the perfect radio channel