What's new
Let’s take this offline - now you can download individual news stories and podcast episodes and save them in the “My Stories” tab to play later!
Otto got a makeover – now he’s as easy on the eyes as he is on the ears!
And as always, updates to Otto Radio include improvements to content, reliability and design based on your feedback and our best efforts.
Happy listening and let us know how we can do even better!
"Can't miss app" -- Mashable
“Flipboard for news and podcasts” -- Fortune
Use Otto Radio as your personal radio for podcasts and news to catch up on the things you care about. It offers the personalization of Flipboard and the discoverability of Pandora while being as easy to use as traditional radio.
With Otto Radio, your interests determine what you hear – Sports, Business and Money, Politics, Technology, Entertainment, Comedy, U.S. and World News – one person and one broadcast at a time.
Listen to the major stories and breaking news from more than 1,000 award-winning news sources such as CNN, BBC, The Guardian, Reuters, Newsy, Bloomberg, Mashable, CNBC, PBS, CBS, Huffington Post, Politico, USA Today, TechCrunch and more.
Discover amazing new podcasts and listen to your favorites podcast episodes including The Run Up, This American Life, Serial, Lore, Radiolab, Financial Times, Freakonomics, 99% Invisible, The Tim Ferriss Show, Criminal, and Sidedoor from more than 35,000 channels.
So stop scanning the radio dial and scouring the internet and start listening to the news, podcasts, talk shows and in-depth stories that matter to you.
THE WORD IS OUT
“Best Audio Startup” – 2016 RAIN Awards
“Otto Radio acts almost as a Flipboard for podcasts – users enter their interests and their commute time and Otto creates a playlist.” -- FORTUNE
“Pandora for podcasts and news.” -- PRODUCTIVITY BYTES
“For the daily travelers who prefer news stories and podcasts Otto Radio can change the way these news lovers absorb their daily dose of information.” -- NEW YORK MINUTE MAG
Let’s take this offline - now you can download individual news stories and podcast episodes and save them in the “My Stories” tab to play later!
Otto got a makeover – now he’s as easy on the eyes as he is on the ears!
And as always, updates to Otto Radio include improvements to content, reliability and design based on your feedback and our best efforts.
Happy listening and let us know how we can do even better!
"Can't miss app" -- Mashable
“Flipboard for news and podcasts” -- Fortune
Use Otto Radio as your personal radio for podcasts and news to catch up on the things you care about. It offers the personalization of Flipboard and the discoverability of Pandora while being as easy to use as traditional radio.
With Otto Radio, your interests determine what you hear – Sports, Business and Money, Politics, Technology, Entertainment, Comedy, U.S. and World News – one person and one broadcast at a time.
Listen to the major stories and breaking news from more than 1,000 award-winning news sources such as CNN, BBC, The Guardian, Reuters, Newsy, Bloomberg, Mashable, CNBC, PBS, CBS, Huffington Post, Politico, USA Today, TechCrunch and more.
Discover amazing new podcasts and listen to your favorites podcast episodes including The Run Up, This American Life, Serial, Lore, Radiolab, Financial Times, Freakonomics, 99% Invisible, The Tim Ferriss Show, Criminal, and Sidedoor from more than 35,000 channels.
So stop scanning the radio dial and scouring the internet and start listening to the news, podcasts, talk shows and in-depth stories that matter to you.
THE WORD IS OUT
“Best Audio Startup” – 2016 RAIN Awards
“Otto Radio acts almost as a Flipboard for podcasts – users enter their interests and their commute time and Otto creates a playlist.” -- FORTUNE
“Pandora for podcasts and news.” -- PRODUCTIVITY BYTES
“For the daily travelers who prefer news stories and podcasts Otto Radio can change the way these news lovers absorb their daily dose of information.” -- NEW YORK MINUTE MAG
Avis émis par Jennifer Reese
App has great content and variety. Quality can be patchy - Much of the content gets cut off, sometimes mid-sentence, in both the news reports and the podcasts. Can be very frustrating.
