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Golden Oldies

Golden Oldies comprise 18 local stations broadcasting in 18 Polish cities. The radio stations offer their listeners the greatest songs ever - from old ones to new hits and programmes hosted by popular authors, i.a Marek Niedzwiecki's Playlist. The songs played in the radio stations are selected according to the stations' motto - "More music that you love”

Roxy FM

Roxy is addressed to young people from seven largest cities in Poland. It focuses on broadly understood culture: literature, film, theatre, fine arts, music, club life, computer games, alternative events and counter-culture. The programmes are hosted i.a., by Wojciech Mlynarski, Marcin Swietlicki, Marcin Meller, Tomasz Lipiński, Tomasz Sekielski and Andrzej Morozowski. Radio station organizes special, intimate concerts of Polish and foreign musicians - "The smallest concerts in the world by Roxy FM"

TOK FM

TOK FM is the first Polish news radio. It operates in ten Polish cities providing its listeners with reliable and comprehensive information about Polish and foreign affairs and high quality journalism. The station is regarded as an opinion making medium in Poland, often cited and hosting many liked and respected Polish journalists and experts. Among the hosts of "The mornings with Radio TOK FM” one can find Janina Paradowska, Dominika Wielowieyska, Jacek Zakowski and Grzegorz Kozak.

Tuba.fm

Over 30 radio channels with various musical categories, a video channel and a unique innovation My Tuba allowing users to create their own music channels is available on the platform Tuba.fm.

Radio Advertising Consultancy

Radio Advertising Consultancy is the company selling advertising time in all Agora's radio stations and Internet platform Tuba.fm as well as a radio broker offering planning of radio campaigns using Agora's radio stations and other radio broadcasters air time . The aim of Radio Advertising Consultancy is to provide high standards of campaign planning and development of commercial advertising forms, especially with the use of non - standard activities.