This is so awesome! I now have a working TT Media Bot instance set up with presets of Internet stations my sweetie and I enjoy listening to. So while we are talking on TeamTalk, the bot also connects, and streams the selected station. These can be switched by channel number or by using back and next b or n shortcuts in private messages to the bot. Volume can be adjusted by percentage, and that is all cool, stuff already built into the bot. But here's where it went from cool to awesome, and worthy of posting about. I have enhanced the bot to interface with the Azuracast API, where available, with additional history and request keywords that act on the API and return the results to the message window. So sending history returns a numbered list of the most recent 15 tracks played. request Nickelback returns a list of up to 15 results, and asks the user to send the number of the song they would like. If number 5 is appealing, user sends 5, and the bot forwards the request to Azuracast. Azuracast sends its API message back to the bot, and that is relayed to the user. If all went well, the message "your request has been submitted and will be played soon" is returned to the user, and their request is heard over the stream via the TT server in short order.