Radio stations

Was wondering if anyone would care to share what their favourite radio station(s) are. Just discovered that my T Hub can live stream any radio station from around the world, which excites me no end (radio 1 breakfast here I come).

My end, Nova 100.3 here in Melbourne is my go to. Great breakfast and drive time teams that make me snort

 

npr


:smt043

93.1 fm in miami

The best on npr is on point with tom


I don't like diana but it is better than nothing.

 

I listen to KFI 640 am in my car - and I spend a LOT of time in there.
Tim Conway Jr. John and Ken. Listen to that douche Rush for giggles sometimes and Coast to Coast for the pure entertainment value.

NPR Click and Clack (quitting bah), wait wait dont tell me etc

then Satellite radio music.

 

wait wait don't tell me.
It's like they didn't bother coming up with a good name.

 

Local Sports radio (WIP) is my main one, then ESPN radio,
followed by Fresh Air on NPR and 12.10 Talk
and then radio shows on WDAS (from Steve Harvey in the morning to Michael Baisden in the afternoon to Tom Joyner (Tom only some mornings, used to a lot though).

 

I LOVE COAST TO COAST! Are you kidding me! My sweetie teases me I wear a tin-foil hat when I excitedly recite some of the shows. :smt080

 

What's a radio station?

 

It's where they play Flo Rida.

KDAY 93.5 FM

The first radio station in the world that played hip-hop 24 hours a day.

JACK-FM 93.1 FM

For all the white people music from the 80s. Remember skinny ties?

KPFK

90.7 FM

Left-wing news and views.

 

Thanks everyone.

Saty, already found kday

 

In Melb, I listened to 3RRR..ahhh memories...(I also hosted an overnight music show on 3CR for 2yrs)

But speaking of wild breakfast shows, you reminded me when one Melb station did a Phoney Phone-call to me at my work. They got me real good :smt037 and I still have the recording to this day.
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NPR affiliates WLRN, WUSF, WGCU. Also love Cadena 3.

 

1. NPR - I listen to this almost exclusively when I'm on the road. It provides some real good entertainment and well, I should start donating when they do the donating drive. Besides, the local radio station who broadcasts with NPR is right on my university campus.

Favorites: All Things Considered, This American Life, Car Talk, Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, Left-Right-Center, On The Media, The World, On-Point

2. WRBH - It's basically a radio station geared towards those who are blind or print-handicapped, but even if you're not one or the other, you can still listen to the shows, but they are mainly made up of people reading various books or magazines. The downside is that you cannot choose or pick your favorites.

 

98.5 The Ocean- I love listening to music from the 90's and 80's whenever I'm super bored or working on something

107.3 QFM- Radio Drama and poetry readings are my weakness lol I listen to this when I'm alone and relaxing.

 

In the mornings, I tune into the Kane Show Hot 99.5 ~ their Kane Scams and War of the Roses have me in stitches on my way into work. Flip back n forth from that and Steve Harvey on WHUR 96.3

Going home, sometimes I listen to the Michael Baisden show.

If I listen at night, I like the Sweat Hotel (Keith Sweat) to listen to quiet, smooth and sexy R&B

 

many people like npr but how many donate!:smt042

I know I don't lol

 

I kind of expected a few religious radio station since you are in texas.

 

Love it, also.

When I first caught his show, I didn't know it was Keith -- I thought, 'who is this guy with the damn sexy voice?!' :smt060 The female callers would get lost in it too, you could tell, lol.
When I finally heard Keith ID himself, it threw the *swoon* factor into overdrive.

 

right. He has the sexiest bedroom voice...I've ALWAYS loved his music. That man could sing the ABCs and make a girl lose her damn mind . I also love that he plays old school r&b, like from when I was in HS lol

 

NPR and talk radio