Is possible to add option (for every hour) playlist of radio-stations??

for example:

When playing radio-station "A" (music station)
in every full hour to play(change) other defined station (for example: regional news from other station "B") and 15 minutes after news to back to first radio-station "A" or turn to next music radio-station "C"

something like this:
"auto-change" function scheme:

Monday:
time: 06:00-06:15 play: News from station "B"
time: 06:15-07:00 play: Music from station "A"
time: 07:00-07:15 play: News from station "C"
time: 07:15-08:00 play: Podcast from station "D"
time: 08:00-08:15 play: News from station "E"
time: 08:15-09:00 play: Music from station "D"
time: 09:00-09:15 play: News from station "F"
time: 09:15-18:00 play: Music from station "G"

Tuesday:
time: 06:00-06:15 play: News from station "X"
time: 06:15-07:00 play: MP3 Music from Folder "C:/MP3 files"
time: 07:00-07:15 play: News from station "V"
time: 07:15-08:00 play: Podcast from station "Q"
time: 08:00-08:15 play: News from station "W"
time: 08:15-09:00 play: Music from station "S"
time: 09:00-09:15 play: News from station "Z"
time: 09:15-18:00 play: MP3 Music from Folder "C:/MP3 files"

etc...

Now, when we mark station with star as favourite, the station is pushed on the top of list. Not everybody likes this way of marking stations.
I think that better solution will be marking favourite stations as is now, but without pushing them on the top. Instead of this, favourite-marked stations should be present on the independent tab "Favourites".
I miss huge catalouge menu of browsing stations by region, genre, etc. I think that another popular streaming app now is using this method of searching stations. Now, in new Screamer Radio, it could be realised by opening new form for browsing stations :)

But this is only based on few users of this program... it ended in quarantine though

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