ITT we listen to shortwave radio on
http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/ and post interesting frequencies to tune into
This online SWRD is located in germany so the things you might hear on your side of the globe might not be audible on theirs at this moment.
Post military signals, number stations, morse and everything in between.
The last time I browsed the kHz I found a guy from my country conversing with a brit.
The most famous station is the UVB-76 Buzzer
At this point in time it should be audible
<If you find an interesting signal, switch between CW, LSB, USB, AM and FM and report it's frequency and mode here.
<The vidrel is a short tutorial on how to tune into strong (commercial) radiostations as the waterfall makes them very apparent - don't forget to flick more between the USB, LSB, FM, etc like I did.
Gems are found when looking for unknown signals or snooping in on the amateur range and or trying to decipher morse or encoded messages