“I just want to be able to listen / request music from radio stations I usually listen to (i.e., WBLS, HOT97,etc.). Then I can learn ways to utilize other listening options, but first, I need music while I cook, clean, watch t.v., and more!”
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Try Tune-In and Pandora apps on your phone to connect to Google Home
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Your post here is not in the form of a question, but it seems like you might be curious as to whether it can do these things. Google Home can integrate with an app called TuneIn that allows it to play radio stations. You could also pay for a Google Play Music subscription. Google Home works quite well for streaming music, but not much else at present. It's far too new and undersupported by Google.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Does it automatically. Just say "OK Google, Play WEQX on TuneIn," and it will start immediately (this is free). If you spend the money for Google Music ($10 a month), then you can have it play sad music, play happy music, play piano music, or play 90s rap - whatever you are in the mood for, and it will create a mix.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Ruby - Right now it doesn't seem like you can do that with Google Home, but Google Play Music has some really great radio stations that my wife and I use while cooking. Just say "OK Google Play Classic Rock Music" and it'll put you into a great playlist :)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Say " OK Google play Amy Winehouse on Pandora" and you're Google Home unit will play that genre of music. If you subscribe to Pandora One, there will no longer be the occasional commerecial that pops up. You can setup numerous music types (stations) on the Pandora web site depending on your music preferences. The Google Home doesn"t support many radio music stations at the time but I'm sure that will expand in the future.
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