Your favorite radio station
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Anonymous
| WTMD |
Anonymous
I discovered this station within the past week on my drive to work. They actually play a decent range of music, some of it I hadn’t heard before but it was good to listen along to. There are 2 huge pluses for this station: no commercials and no presenters / hosts, so it’s just music. Nothing else. |
Anonymous
| DC 101 --- Elliot in the Mornig 4EVR! |
Anonymous
| Remember the grease man? |
Anonymous
SMELL MY FACE!! |
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KROQ 106.7
Used to listen to Dr Drew and favorite California alternative artists. I’ve been listening forever. |
Anonymous
I loved the Greaseman--he introduced an language that my friends still use to this day (we're in our 50s). Namely: Dische, or Slice the Dische. I have no idea what it meant, but every once in a while I bust out with a dische when something good happens. |
Anonymous
This sounds interesting. Can you give me an example of songs you've heard on this station? |
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WBJC which I discovered by accident on Alexa, out of Baltimore, for nerdy people who like classical music.
Otherwise Real Jazz on Sirius XM. |
Anonymous
| I like, in no particular order, WBJC, WAMU, 100.3, 100.7, 102.7, and WTMD. |
Anonymous
Amen, sister! |
Anonymous
Habeldegee! Brandywine for your big behind, brandywine! The slap slap slap of the tukus… |
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There is one that was playing holiday songs. Forgot station. It was okay for a short drive. holiday nostalgia surfaced. don't know what other types of music or programs the station plays outside holiday season.
Wamu. 90.9 with Linda Carducci and breakfast baroque. 89.3 jazz. And aires 'Democracy Now' in the morning and I think another hour in afternoon. ESPN radio. |
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BBC Radio 4
The World Service (also BBC) |
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WAMU for news.
WXPN (Philly, but can stream it anywhere) for music. |