Favorite Radio Stations

[TheRolyPoly]

This topic is Favorite TV Stations: https://twctodayforums.com/forums/index.php/topic,59.0.html

This thread will be for Favorite Radio Stations. Post your favorite radio stations here

Mine's List:

Owned by CBS Radio:
WINS-AM "1010 WINS" NYC, NY (All-News)
WCBS-AM "WCBS Newsradio 880" NYC, NY (All-News)
WBZ-AM "WBZ Newsradio 1030" Boston, MA (News/Talk)
WFAN-AM "Sports Radio 66 AM" NYC, NY (Sports Talk)
WOMX-FM "MIX 105.1" Orlando, FL (Hot Adult Contemporary)
KFWB-AM "KFWB News 980" Los Angeles, CA (All-News)
KCBS-AM "All News 740 KCBS" San Francsico, CA (All-News)
KYW-AM "KYW Newsradio 1060" Philadelphia, PA (All-News)
KDKA-AM "Newsradio 1020 KDKA" Pittsburgh, PA (News/Talk)
WBBM-AM "Newsradio 780" Chicago, IL (All-News)

Owned by COX Radio:
WDBO-AM "Newsradio 580 WDBO" Orlando, FL (News/Talk)
WFLC-FM "97.3 The Coast" Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Adult Contemporary)

Owned by Clear Channel:
WFLF-AM "AM 540 WFLA" Orlando, FL (News/Talk)
WFLA-AM "FOX Newsradio 970 WFLA" Tampa, FL (News/Talk)
WFLF-FM "FOX Newsradio 94.5 WFLA" Panama City, FL (Talk/Sports Talk)
WINZ-AM "AM 940 WINZ" Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Progressive Talk)
WIOD-AM "News Radio 610 WIOD" Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (News/Talk)

Owned by Lincoln Financial Group/Media:
WLYF-FM "101.5 Lite FM" Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Adult Contemporary)
WAXY-AM "Sports Talk 790, The Ticket" Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Sports Talk)
WMXJ-FM "Majic 102.7" Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Oldies/Classic Hits)

Owned by Beasley Broadcast Group:
WQAM-AM "Sportsradio 560 WQAM" Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Sports Talk)

Owned by Citadel Broadcasting:
WABC-AM "NewsTalkRadio 77 WABC" New York City, NY (News/Talk)
KABC-AM "TalkRadio 790 KABC" Los Angeles, CA (News/Talk)

Owned by Fisher Communications:
KOMO-AM "KOMO 1000 Newsradio" Seattle, WA (All-News)
KVI-AM "570 KVI" Seattle, WA (News/Talk)

Owned by Bonneville International:
KIRO-AM "News Talk 710 KIRO" Seattle, WA (News/Talk)
KSL-AM/FM "KSL Newsradio" (1160 AM/102.7 FM) Salt Lake City, UT (News/Talk)
WTOP-FM "WTOP News Radio" Washington D.C. (All-News)

Owned by Corus Entertainment (Canada):
CHMJ-AM "AM730" Vancouver, BC (All-Traffic)

Owned by James Crystal Radio Group:
WFTL-AM "News Talk Eight-Five-Oh, WFTL" West Palm Beach/Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, FL (News/Talk)

Owned by Tribune Company:
WGN-AM "News/Talk 720" Chicago, IL (News/Talk/Sports)

Owned by Millennium Radio Group:
WKXW-FM "New Jersey 101.5" Trenton, NJ (Talk/Oldies/News)

No favorite SPANISH radio stations

[Tyler]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

[lfmusiclover]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

Something has to go Tyler-either you or your hostility. Choose. I'd prefer the hostility, but it seems to be an integral part of the package.

[texasstooge]

Owned by Citadel Broadcasting (Though I still consider them as Disney/ABC stations after transfer):
WBAP-AM "News/Talk 820" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (News/Talk)
KPMZ-FM "Platinum 96.7" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Oldies)
WLS-AM 890 Chicago, IL (News/Talk)

Owned by Disney/ABC:
KESN-FM "103.3 ESPN Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Sports)
WMVP-AM "1000 ESPN" Chicago, IL (Sports)

Owned by Clear Channel Communications:
KHKS-FM "106.1 Kiss FM" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Top 40)
KDMX-FM "Mix 102.9" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Hot AC)
KDGE-FM "102.1 The Edge" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Alternative Rock)
KEGL-FM "97.1 The Eagle" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Active Rock)

Owned by Cumulus Media:
KDBN-FM "93.3 The Bone" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Classic/Active Rock)

Owned by Liberman Broadcasting:
KZZA-FM "Casa 106.7" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Hispanic Rhythmic)

Owned by Radio One:
KBFB-FM "97.9 The Beat" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Urban)

Owned by CBS Radio:
KJKK-FM "100.3 Jack FM" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Random Radio)

Owned by University of North Texas:
KNTU-FM "88.1 The One" Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Jazz)

Owned by North Texas Public Broadcasting:
KERA 90.1 Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (Public/NPR)

[Tyler]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

Something has to go Tyler-either you or your hostility. Choose. I'd prefer the hostility, but it seems to be an integral part of the package.

I wasn't being hostile. I was being serious. Who listens to the radio this day in age, when you have a wide-array of on-demand music options (iPods, MP3 players, services like Napster and Rhapsody, and even the CD)?

[texasstooge]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

Something has to go Tyler-either you or your hostility. Choose. I'd prefer the hostility, but it seems to be an integral part of the package.

I wasn't being hostile. I was being serious. Who listens to the radio this day in age, when you have a wide-array of on-demand music options (iPods, MP3 players, services like Napster and Rhapsody, and even the CD)?

That's true Tyler, but we DO need terrestrial radio as emergency back-up.

[TheRolyPoly]

Just like my & texasstooge's post, follow that format

[lfmusiclover]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

Something has to go Tyler-either you or your hostility. Choose. I'd prefer the hostility, but it seems to be an integral part of the package.

I wasn't being hostile. I was being serious. Who listens to the radio this day in age, when you have a wide-array of on-demand music options (iPods, MP3 players, services like Napster and Rhapsody, and even the CD)?

This is true indeed. 

[Gil]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

Seriously.

What's hilarious though, is that I remember saying the same thing at TWC Classics several years ago, and you went into detail why Radio was much better than portable music devices. It's probably still there.

[TWCToday]

I like to listen to the radio to discover new music.

[Tyler]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

Something has to go Tyler-either you or your hostility. Choose. I'd prefer the hostility, but it seems to be an integral part of the package.

I wasn't being hostile. I was being serious. Who listens to the radio this day in age, when you have a wide-array of on-demand music options (iPods, MP3 players, services like Napster and Rhapsody, and even the CD)?

This is true indeed. 

So, I get no apology? 

Seriously.

What's hilarious though, is that I remember saying the same thing at TWC Classics several years ago, and you went into detail why Radio was much better than portable music devices. It's probably still there.

That was before I owned a PMP.

[lfmusiclover]

Who listens to the radio anymore, anyway?

Something has to go Tyler-either you or your hostility. Choose. I'd prefer the hostility, but it seems to be an integral part of the package.

I wasn't being hostile. I was being serious. Who listens to the radio this day in age, when you have a wide-array of on-demand music options (iPods, MP3 players, services like Napster and Rhapsody, and even the CD)?

This is true indeed. 

So, I get no apology? 

Seriously.

What's hilarious though, is that I remember saying the same thing at TWC Classics several years ago, and you went into detail why Radio was much better than portable music devices. It's probably still there.

That was before I owned a PMP.

Hehe, I guess it would only be appropriate. Sorry for jumping on you. I misinterpreted what you said. 

[wxmediafan]

I actually listen to the radio everyday.  I don't really want/had no intention to invest in an iPod, when I can listen to the music on the radio, and computer. 

KBEA (Top 40 station) is my favorite radio station, that's about it

[Mike M]

I wasn't being hostile. I was being serious. Who listens to the radio this day in age, when you have a wide-array of on-demand music options (iPods, MP3 players, services like Napster and Rhapsody, and even the CD)?

While I use iPods, I still listen to the radio all the time.

[lfmusiclover]

This conversation has turned very interesting (and very not in Tyler's favor  ).