The expansion marks an important step in the station’s mission to amplify lived experience, disability voices, and community stories that are often overlooked in mainstream media.

This growth isn’t about numbers or coverage - it’s about representation. By reaching more areas, Sugar Kayne Radio can reflect a wider range of perspectives and continue creating space for honest conversations around disability, health, culture, music, and everyday life as told by the people living it.

Founded by Matthew Kayne, who is living with cerebral palsy and survived bladder cancer, Sugar Kayne Radio has grown from a passion project to a recognised voice in UK broadcasting. The station streams globally to over 200 countries and 20 million devices worldwide through MyTuner Radio.

"This expansion is about so much more than reach - it's about representation," says DJ Sugar Kayne. "Sugar Kayne Radio exists to amplify lived experience, disability voices, and community stories that are often overlooked. Expanding into these areas allows us to reflect more communities and perspectives across the region.
"Whether people are listening, contributing, or getting involved behind the scenes, Sugar Kayne Radio is here to reflect the communities we serve and champion voices that are too often ignored. As someone living with cerebral palsy, building this station has been about showing what’s possible when lived experience is given space and support.”

About Sugar Kayne Radio
Sugar Kayne Radio broadcasts 24/7 from London, delivering feel-good music alongside conversations around disability, health, culture, and everyday life. The station creates space for diverse experiences and provides a platform where every listener feels they belong. Reaching 200+ countries and over 20 million devices worldwide, Sugar Kayne Radio proves that music is for everyone, and everyone deserves to be heard.