Turn your radio on

[Denmark]

OMG RAINBOW IN THE DARK ROCKBAND JOWY LETS MAKE A BAND

I'm so down. Name a better song about rainbows. You can't.

tilly and the wall - rainbows in the dark

you just got indie'd son

though such things might be opinion-based

i listen to the radio when i'm too busy or lazy to switch cd's because i don't have an income or a working ipod which is why i don't use an ipod thank you very much

1. 102.7 WEQX - alternative
2. Q103 - rock
3. Pyx 106 - classic rock
4. Oldies 98.3 - yup
5. some random thing idk - rock?
6. 101.5 WPDH - classic rock

[krissy]

i listen to cbc radio 2, it is talk radio with news at every hour.
some very interesting programming, both about local and international issues

[fire_of_avalon]

I have 12 presets for FM stations, six for AM and a weatherband. I listen to the radio more than anything because my iPod is busted and I ain't gettin' another one.

The first six presets are 105.9 The Mountain which calls itself "Everything that Rocks." Really it's old, pervy male DJs who are not interesting, one sexy-voiced female DJ who has to work at two stations within the same radio group for some reason, and they play the same 200 rock singles from 1965 - 2000. They play a lot of Nickelback and their one big promotion all year is a pageant for women who want careers in porn to get as naked as possible for a calendar.

Second preset is 93.3 the Planet from Greenville, SC. It is marginally better, but the hosts are these super huge fat hypocrites who amazingly have hot wives and girlfriends. They recycle all of their bits for the morning show. Like Mondays they play X bit during the prime segment (like 0730) and then on Tuesday they "repremiere" the bit during the 0630 segment. The music is a little better with at least some modernity.

Third is 103.5 from Tennessee which is a pretty good classic rock station. Fourth is 99.9 Kiss country which is the most popular station in WNC because the morning show host is a hot local with a thick accent. Don't judge me. I wish they played more country from the 90's. Fifth is Mix 96.5 which is adult contemporary/lite rock. Think the Carpenters, Michael Bolton and Kelly Clarkson, on the same station. Six is the best station, WNCW 88.7. They play bluegrass! NPR! More bluegrass! Jazz! Local music! Awesome stuff.

The next set goes classic rock station, horrible pop station, a country station that plays more classic stuff, another pop station and 98.1 the River which is mostly hipster trout but sometimes plays k.d. lang.

[Shorty]

I listen to the same radio station I've been listening to since I was fourteen - X96.3 in Salt Lake City. I primarily listen to the Radio From Hell morning show podcasts, but occasionally I'll listen to the music they play during the day to see what kind of music is going around Utah still. Radio From Hell has been cited one of the top five radio programs in the nation and is one of the longest running local radio programs in the US (started in 1986). It reminds me of home and gives me the local news there while still keeping on top of national and international stuff.

I love the hosts and I'm hoping I can sit in on one of their mornings when I go back to Utah because they commonly let guests come and sit with them during the shows and stuff.

I have an auxillary jack in my car so I don't listen to the radio. I don't even know what stations are what here.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

Second preset is 93.3 the Planet from Greenville, SC. It is marginally better, but the hosts are these super huge fat hypocrites who amazingly have hot wives and girlfriends. They recycle all of their bits for the morning show. Like Mondays they play X bit during the prime segment (like 0730) and then on Tuesday they "repremiere" the bit during the 0630 segment. The music is a little better with at least some modernity.

I technically have that station programmed into my stereo along with WROQ 101, but the only thing I listen to on the radio are the local college station and NPR. I do like me some NPR.

[escobert]

I do like me some NPR.

Good man.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

I do like me some NPR.

Good man.

This American Life with Ira Glass!

[escobert]

I love Wait Wait Don't Tell Me.

[DMKA]

I typically listen to Slacker or Pandora on my phone in the car. If I'm not going to be in the car very long, or my phone is dead or some other scenario that keeps me from using it, I typically listen to 97.9 WNCI.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

I love Wait Wait Don't Tell Me.

I can occasionally guess the writer or the piece he's emulating, but never both.