Super Rede Boa Vontade Sāo Paulo 1230 AM

Super Rede Boa Vontade Sāo Paulo 1230 AM is a Brazilian radio station broadcasting from São Paulo on the AM 1230 frequency. It is part of the Super Rede Boa Vontade de Rádio, a 24-hour network inaugurated in 1992 by the journalist and broadcaster Paiva Netto, expanding the outreach of the Legião da Boa Vontade (LBV). The station's programming is dedicated to ecumenical spirituality, offering content focused on faith, family, and moral education designed to uplift listeners. You can listen live to a diverse schedule that includes prayer moments, spiritual reflections, and discussions on health, culture, and quality of life from an ecumenical perspective.

The station's format emphasizes ecumenical preaching and teachings based on the Gospel and Apocalypse of Jesus, aiming to provide understanding without dogma. Its family-oriented content features specialized programs for children, youth, adults, and the elderly, covering topics from education and sports to Brazilian music and current affairs. Listeners can stream online to access this wide array of shows, including the long-running "Hora da Boa Vontade" and the "Programa Paiva Netto," which form the cornerstone of its spiritual messaging.

Through live streaming, the station ensures its message of comfort and hope is accessible to a broad audience. The listen radio online option provides flexibility, allowing engagement with programs such as "Momento Ecumênico de Oração" and cultural segments that celebrate Brazilian genres like samba. This comprehensive approach, combining prayer, music, talk, and community service information, fosters a sense of spiritual connection and solidarity for all who tune in.