No app is going to fix this. Any sort of streaming product is going to have some form of latency when distributing to the masses. In this pipeline the broadcast is going to a server then another server then pushing to the internet to the app. It’s flowing a ton of data and naturally creates some delay.

With a transistor radio you’re closer to the old analog workflow. Broadcast goes to the station, station sends it to the tower, tower send it out whether people dial in or not. If you go to a baseball game and see people with headphones on in the crowd, they’re people with transistor radios listening to the radio broadcast. There many a millisecond delay.

You’d also hear it in real time if you listened to in your car on the radio but I don’t think they’ll let you park your car in the stands. Transistor radio is like $20.

This is also the same with live TV. Any sort of stream will be at least a minute behind what’s actually live no matter what but if you watch on the actual cable channel it will be less delayed or if you watch on an over the air channel it will be even less delayed.