IMPOSSIBLE. GIVE UP.

Okay, I have no idea. But you probably need to buy a stream and get the right programs. I'd suggest SAM.

Also a microphone and collection of music and sound files.

You will need staff, too, unless you intend really small time with just you a few hours a day. It will probably mostly be 'by volunteer' early on, but if you gain any success and start making money somehow, you could get employees instead.

1. MICROPHONE
2. 1000S OF SONGS
3. HOSTING SITE SHIT THING
4. BROADCASTING PROGRAM
5. A SCHEDULE AND NAME
6. PEOPLE TO LISTEN.

yep

See if you could ask the guys that do  knotcast They're pretty nice, maybe they'd help you out. :3

Pretty much what GUGGLES said

Icecast and uhh.. i forget the other one, run by Winamp. You could check those out.

OKAY SO I READ UP ON A FRIEND'S STREAM

I'll just copy pasta, then TL;DR it.

This station uses SHOUTcast Transmit v0.4 distributed by Nullsoft Corporation. The server is self-built, measuring roughly 9" wide by 5" tall by 12" deep. It uses an Intel Atom 230 1.6GHz with Hyper-Threading enabled. Apache 2.2.11 handles the Web site, run on Ubuntu 9.04 LTS. The site was entirely hand-coded by Tony Veilleux using Notepad++ 5.1 and the graphics were created using Adobe Photoshop CS3. This site is 100% XHTML 1.0 and CSS 2.1 compliant (you can view the results of vaildation here).

TL;DR
Shoucast
A server to host the stream
MILLIONS OF SONGS
people to help you run it.
and lots of time.

Hope that helped

also.. if you get this off the ground. I'll totally help you DJ 8D *sparkly eyes*

I remember him talking about port forwarding and such and such when he was first getting it going.

I could ask him. Or ask around on who to do that.

I'm not sure what sorta stuff you'd be wanting to broadcast, but if it's like an actual show and not just an url stream, I've been a big fan of Ustream.com lately. It's a free webcam + chatroom service of some sort. The broadcaster does stuffs either on webcam or their desktop, and people can watch and chat the place up. It sounds like there's extra programs needed to display what's being done on the broadcaster's desktop, but it sounds like they may be readily available too.

Whatever ya choose to do, best wishes!

Oh right. A similar alternative to Ustream.com is justin.tv, but they have some sort of serious problem with sound and video desynching. Ustream has some sort of memory leak, but much more people use it. Pros and cons. PROS AND CONS

do a podcast with all your HXC friends so its like a good talkshow -and- radio.

i used to want to be a dj for furcadia radio.

i cant remember how but its p easy

Considering I used to do a radio show at the local college. The head of the station knew of a website that was nothing but doing your own live radio shows, complete with live chat during the show AND the ability to put others on the air. It also offered optional webcam.

the website was nowlive.com but it has been quite some time sinc eI've bene there. You can log in and air live from your computer using google talk OR you can dial in toll free from various phone numbers an dsimply punch in your DJ ID # and log into your show, allowing you to broadcast live from anywhere such as your hosue phone or your cell phone. I had a video game radio show and we'd use nowlive.com to broadcast our remote shows at midnight releases and various camps for new products. Hopefully the site hasn't changed too much.... Best of Luck.

HAY PAISELEY, I THINK YOU HAVE NUMBER 6 DOWN.