What radio station do you listen to most?
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wfpk…....triple aaa internet streaming.
classic fm in the uk, though not that often…more into my itunes/ipod collection and spotify for new stuff…
Probably BBC Radio 2 or Kiss 101. I also love Classic FM and don’t mind BBC Radio 1 after 10pm (I can’t stand Chris Moyles). I’m in the UK by the way.
For music: KFOG. 60’s to current rock.
Also, KCBS for news. I listen to more news than music these days. I think that’s a sign of aging.
I don’t listen to the radio anymore. Haven’t for years (now I just make my own cds), but I use to listen to 104.9 which played alternative rock.
Bayern 5 during my daily commutes.
WETA 90.9 Classical Music Washington DC.
I mostly listen to internet radio shows…that’s it, really…“Coast to Coast AM” or “Red Ice Creations” out of Sweden are current favorites.
88.5 FM on the internet and in Nashville. the only oldies radio station on the air, that has a huge radio audience.
WRKO (Boston) or WPRO (Providence) for talk and news, WZLX for classic rock&roll (Boston), WHJY for rock&roll (Providence)
…but I have to change the talk stations to keep ‘em local because I cannot take any of the national talkers.
WHYY and occasionally WXPN or WRTI. All are public radio stations. One is the home of Fresh Air and many other nationally syndicated shows; one is the home of World Cafe Live; and the last is a classical/jazz station.
Good stuff. Good stuff.
Of course, if the kids are in the car, then they always want Q102, commercial top forty radio. Sigh.
In appriximate order of preference (which changes depending on my mood):
RADIO-X
FLASHBACK-FM
K-DST
SF-UR
K-JAH (I’m not really into reggae, but I’ll listen if a song I like happens to be playing)
94 C’est Quoi. I listen to it for the news rather than the music though. No Funker Vogt or Blutengel on there…
I don’t. I do listen to last.fm and new music is routinely suggested to me that way along with bands/artists who contact based on my playlists. One of the most fulfilling social sites I’ve been on yet.
X-FM Manchester in an early morning. (streamed on my phone)
Kerrang mid morning – Afternoon. (DAB Digital)
BBC Radio2 on my way home. (FM car stereo)
Classical 102.1 KDFC (Classical)
Wild 94.9 KYLD (Hip Hop & R&B)
Live 105.3 KITS (Rock)
106.1 KMEL (Hip Hop & R&B)
All my friends listen to some combination of the last three, but KDFC is more awesome than they think. :)
I mostly listen to my well-trained Classic Folk station on Pandora. Since my iPhone is always with me and they have an app for it, makes life really easy.
Public Radio and Classical Music (WAMC and WMHT in the Albany area).
I listen to CBC Radio 1 (www.cbc.ca)
It is public radio in Canada and in on Sirius 137.
It is mainly news and information – fairly high-brow.
105.1(Hip-Hop/Rap & R&B).
@wundayatta I live south of Philly and WHYY and XPN are my favorite stations too. I’m not sure my car radio even gets any other stations. :-) You Bet Your Garden is another great show that originates out of WHYY if anyones into gardening. And, WXPN has a live internet stream for anyone that wants to check it out. It’s such a really good alternate/folk/whatever music station.
@lillycoyote Thanks for sharing the info about WXPN! I am listening to Folk Alley right now with delight.
WNYC – the local NPR station.
@Neizvestnaya if you like last.fm, have you tried spotify and mFlow? the latter is particularly interactive…
@Dr_Lawrence Glad you’re enjoying the WXPN links and streams. We’re lucky to have two such great public radio stations in the area, WHYY and XPN.
93.7 KAZY!!!! Cheyenne’s hardest rock!
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