Logan and Kira are such a good team. They not only complement each other but when there is a…read moreserious topic they do their research. It's no surprise they got an award! Great team Cindy

Love listening to you guys in the morning on my way to work! Who am I kidding I listen to you guys…read moreall the time! Now the only reason y'all didn't get 5 stars is because well I never get the opportunity to play due to being at work during the games so this is my one chance! Hope you all have a wonderful day and happy holidays

It's over two years later and I'm still listening to the Shark. But I'm starting to find things…read morethat I don't like. The music is good, but I'd be happier if the jocks weren't trying so hard to be funny. Especially on weekends at night. Really - trying just a little too hard for my taste. Periodically I try to listen to music and some sports thing is happening. Sorry, but I like predictable programming. Please don't push me to Sirius because I'd rather support a local station.

WMPG is a radio station with a rich history steeped in the traditions of community involvement…read moreproviding opportunities for people to host programs on its air based upon their individual interests and passions. The array of programming is eclectic to say the least. The personalities of the DJ's alone are worthy of listening this station, which like New York City, "never sleeps".

Do you know what I hate? I hate commercials. And I hate hearing the same vacuous pop song ten times…read morein a day. And I hate smarmy DJs who yell at me. Good news for me, WMPG has none of those things! In the interest of full disclosure, I do slave away behind the sound board in the early morning hours here playing all manner of subculture-y audio goodness (and a bit of badness) so that may make me a little bit biased. I came to WMPG as a volunteer because it's an awesome radio station that has a wide variety of programming that simply doesn't get air-time on commercial stations. They have something for everyone (except maybe eight year olds into Beiber - but there's plenty out there for kids with terrible taste), without those irksome commercials. And, while I may fall into convulsions at the sound of a bagpipe or a fiddle, I know that I can tune back in an hour or so later and hear something else. Plus, they actively encourage voices from the community. Real, genuine voices. And they are a friendly environment for all people regardless of race, ethnicity, nationality, physical mobility, age, gender, sexuality, politics, or personal quirks. That makes them super awesome in my book.

Two weeks in the Manchester area and the radio has been locked to The Mill at 96.5. They say that…read morethey only play "iconic rock" and they're right. It's the real classic stuff and zero losers. Van Halen. Stevie Nicks. Def Leppard. Queen. Tom Petty. Styx. AC/DC. Supertramp. Talking Heads. Great classic rock. [Review 10438 overall, 205 of 2019.]

A bunch of driving from Boston to Maine and I was pleased that the signal for WXRV continued for…read morequite a distance. It was already tuned in on the rental car playing some Tom Petty when I drove out from Logan and the good tunes continued with Bowie, Springsteen, Mellencamp and Gabriel. And lots more. Commercials? Well, everybody plays commercials but these didn't seem too obnoxious. [Review 10037 overall, 1621 of 2018.]

92.5 "The River" is my favorite radio station. It plays commercial and independent artists like…read morePaula Cole, KD Tunstall, REM, Keane, Coldplay to name a few. The River appreciates music. They never cut the songs short, talk over them, or overplay certain songs. Great variety for the mature adult.

WHAV radio is just what the doctor ordered. Good local information, fun contests, progressive talk…read moreand the widest variety of oldies I have ever heard. Listen on the web for HD sound, but they are on AM too.