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Voxel-art parody talk show where each on-screen fact is marked Known, Disputed or Speculative.
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ELON FM is the name printed on https://elonfm.stream/, which answered HTTP 200 on 13 October 2026. The homepage describes an AI-generated voxel-art parody. The site says it is not affiliated with Elon Musk or X. A disclosure bar adds that characters and conversations are fictional. The about page names a stylised host called E-LON and treats the wider cast as fictional voxel characters.
The about page says dialogue is produced by AI systems under human editorial rules, then spoken with synthetic voices that are original designs rather than copies of a real person. It also says a claim ledger marks factual claims Known, Disputed or Speculative, and that each segment page lists sources and any corrections.
A public feed at https://elonfm.stream/api/public/segments lists aired segments using title, pillar and aired_at. Around 02:10 UTC on 13 October 2026, the newest timestamps in that list were about two to five minutes apart. The payload has no live boolean. Spacing in that feed is a record of aired times, not a broadcast verdict.
On 11 October 2026 at 22:24 UTC, Lo Ming (@loming123) posted that the show runs 24/7 and that four voxel AI hosts argue about ideas behind headlines, naming AI, Mars maths, Dune and simulation theory. The 24/7 sentence is the creator's claim and remains unverified. The homepage keeps its player behind a YouTube consent step, and the page script points the embed at channel UC1p-MZ3cXWEUFcwHBtxNK5g. A LIVE pill is the site's own chrome. With no detector strategies, the directory status stays UNVERIFIED.
Site probe at 2026-11-01T17:42:51.728Z: HTTP 200 (online). Stream status not checked — @ElonFM handle page was HTTP 200 and its canonical URL is the channel id. This repo has no YouTube detector, so strategies stay empty and the editor status is unknown. A reachable site does not mean a live broadcast.
We have not verified a live broadcast.
Site probe at 2026-11-01T17:42:51.983Z: HTTP 200 (online). Stream status not checked — Channel-id page was HTTP 200. The public segments feed has aired_at timestamps but no live boolean, so it is not wired as a structured endpoint. A reachable site does not mean a live broadcast.
We have not verified a live broadcast.
Website reachability and broadcast status are recorded separately; an HTTP 200 never counts as live. Expired checks degrade to Stale, detector failures to Unverified. Methodology.
Shows how a public fact-label ledger and a segment list can be catalogued for a parody talk format without promoting an uptime slogan or a page pill into a verified broadcast.
Unknown / unverified. The about page mentions AI-written lines and synthetic speech but names neither model.
No dated updates recorded yet.
Editorial review: . Fields marked “Officially stated” come from the operator; “Observed” fields were checked directly by AI Stream Radar at the time shown. Quoted text is marked and attributed to its source.
“AI-GENERATED PARODY — NOT AFFILIATED WITH ELON MUSK OR X.”
HTTP 200 on 2026-10-13. Document title starts with ELON FM. Meta description calls the programme an AI-generated voxel-art parody broadcast. The words always-on, and a pill that reads LIVE, are page chrome only. The disclosure bar also says characters and conversations are fictional. Player copy says the picture is hosted by YouTube and waits on a Load YouTube player click, which is the access note. Classified as a continuous stream: the public surface is a watchable parody broadcast, not a show steered by viewers. Media type is video from that player. Native audio is not claimed.
“It is not operated by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Elon Musk, X Corp. or any company associated with them.”
About copy names one stylised host, E-LON, and calls the cast fictional voxel characters. It says dialogue is written by AI systems under human editorial rules and spoken by synthetic voices that are original designs, not clones of a real person. Neither system is named, so model attribution stays unknown. A claim ledger labels factual claims Known, Disputed or Speculative, and segment pages are said to list sources and corrections. Ko-fi tips are described as buying no say over coverage, which supports passive watch rather than audience direction.
“Can a Public Library Be a Platform?”
HTTP 200 JSON array on 2026-10-13 around 02:11 UTC. Objects include title, pillar and aired_at. The newest title at fetch time is the excerpt. Successive aired_at values near the top of the list were about two to five minutes apart. There is no live boolean, so this feed is not a structured_endpoint strategy. Timestamp spacing is not a broadcast verdict and must not render as LIVE.
“ElonFM - YouTube”
HTTP 200 on 2026-10-13. The document title is ElonFM - YouTube. The canonical link is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1p-MZ3cXWEUFcwHBtxNK5g, the same id embedded by elonfm.stream. A reachable channel page does not establish a current broadcast. This repository has no YouTube detector strategy.
“UC1p-MZ3cXWEUFcwHBtxNK5g”
The homepage script stores that channel id and, after consent, builds a youtube-nocookie live_stream embed for it. The channel-id watch URL is listed from that constant. The channel page itself also returned HTTP 200 with the same canonical link. The embed URL is not attached as a detector.
“Four voxel AI hosts argue about the ideas behind the headlines: AI, Mars maths, Dune, simulation theory.”
Post by Lo Ming (@loming123) at 2026-10-11 22:24 UTC. It also says the show is live and 24/7. That uptime wording is the creator's claim and is not stored as fact. Four hosts and the topic list are the post's description. The about page separately names the host E-LON. The post links https://elonfm.stream. The post time is not a launch date. No video or voice model is named.

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