Apple Homepod - Wrong radio station, how to correct Siri

You need to use the exact title used by TuneIn for the station. Say this: "Hey Siri, play VRT MNM radio on TuneIn". I may have over enunciated the station letters, but it worked first time.

You can also create a Home Scene specifying the HomePod accessory and select Play Audio specifying your station (search for "VRT MNM" and select the correct result). Name the scene something easily spoken and distinct. My test was "Bel Radio". I say "Hey Siri, Bel Radio" and your station starts playing.

BTW, be sure to update your HomePod to the latest 16.5 release that just came out - I've tried similar Scene tests recently and they failed. My HomePods were just updated to 16.5 today.

Glad it worked for you!

Again, to avoid having to repeatedly tell Siri the verbose name of a favorite media selection, you can create a Scene in the Home app that plays your media (even on multiple speakers). Then it's simply: 'Hey Siri, [Scene name]".

I'll have a similar issue I just want to touch it an play "my" radio station, I've set-up an automation in the home app so it starts at 08:00am with my radio station in my home office. but it's a workaround. when you normally touch it plays music from the music app apple thinks you like. when all i want is the radio station

I can't do this (Homepod OS 17). I ask to create a scene, specify the homepod as the accessory, hit "Play audio" as the Media, and then "Choose Audio...". But the only choices it gives me then are Apple Music (to which I don't subscribe) and Ambient Sounds. I see no way to play a radio station.

(I shouldn't need an Apple Music subscription to play a radio station--?)

How does it work if you say 94.8  FM?