Has our conscience shown? Has the sweet breeze blown?…read moreHas all kindness gone? Hope still lingers on -"The World I Know" by Collective Soul (1995) This was a pleasant stop across Indiana for a while, catching some good music. WTTS is 92.3 and they're owned by Sarkes Tarzian, Inc., a long‑running, locally based broadcasting company. The station is adult album alternative also known as "World Class Rock." "Ironic" by Alanis Morissette "Roll With It" by Steve Winwood "After The Setting Sun" by The Head and the Heart "Unwell" by Matchbox Twenty "Daughter" by Pearl Jam A pleasant break of tunes while I'm driving. I enjoyed it. [Review 1008 of 2026 - 215 in Indiana - 26187 overall]

You guys are cheating on your contest you screen the numbers. I know for a fact I hit and they just…read morelet it ring ring ring until it hung up. I called right back and it goes to a busy signal I finally get through all just give away the tickets try again tomorrow and I know damn good and well that they just pushed me off the line. Cheaters if I'm the 9th quarter caller pick it up just cuz you see my number everyday doesn't mean you can push me off.

Love the station.. i listened earlier today great times I'm mad cause i can't see the people…read moresinging lol i want to join them in their festivities

This station, which bills itself as "rock alternative" (used to be "Indy's new rock alternative,"…read morebut after being around for over a decade, I think they realized that slogan wasn't really appropriate anymore) seemed awesome when I was in middle school. Angsty, screaming heavy rock with way too much distortion and seriously weak lyrics. I think this stuff is worse than emo, because it's just as whiny but the guys are all under some kind of illusion that they're hardcore. A lot of it is also kind of metal goth-y, ala Rob Zombie, with lots of talk about dead bodies, and pain, blah blah blah. I gave them two stars because occasionally you'll hear some good Nirvana or something (I feel like this ages me), but overall, I'm not a fan. Also, their website has links for things like "X-Girlfriend" and "XXX-Girlfriend." Yuk yuk yuk. And puke.

I just gotta say that as a trucker I drive all 48 states and always try to tune in locally to…read morelisten to exciting live radio, whether FM, AM, music or talk. Awhile back driving thru Indiana, I came across WIBC morning show lineup. What an amazing team of Talent. I never heard a more intriguing, entertaining line than WIBC. I was so impressed with everyone from Tony Katz to Kendall & Kasey to Hammer & Nigel as far as the morning-noon lineup. So very entertained, that when I started to leave the brodcast range of the signal; I could only think of one solution- the IHeart App. Now I csn get this station & listen to Tony Katz & the rest anywhere in the US. I know this is a local station in Indiana but the talent of the shows goes beyond the borders of Indiana because the content is so revalent. I live in California (yeah I know, woke state) but everything that the Talent & content creators generate is amazing. At times Kendall & Kasey can ramp too much on the Indiana home tax abolishment but the information & knowledge he speaks of can apply anywhere. Now I'm an avocate of home property tax repeal. Hammer & Nigel are cool, they revolve around local & state issues but their content is nationwide. Tony Katz especially wraps up the show and pushes the appeal outside Indiana nationwide with his content. I cant get enough of Trump 24/7 & I need even more. I listen to Tony Katz Today as well to keep the momentum going. I cant go back to boring music radio now that I found WIBC. Its life living the goid life and then returning to the ghetto. I tell all about WIBC...its a station for the nation

I am a nerd and am into politics. Considering that WIBC (now on the 93.1 FM dial) is the only…read moretraditional talk radio station in town, I used to find myself listening to it frequently. Like many talk radio stations, it had more than its share of conservative and Republican radio shows. Hell, even the home-and-garden guys on the weekends would fit right into the conservative shows if they had to fill in. But in a nice balance, they had a solid morning show hosted by Steve Simpson that stuck to the news, traffic, weather, and human interest stories. They also had a handful of non-conservative and non-political shows either spread throughout the week or on the weekends. Now Simpson as well as most of what made the station interesting are long gone, and we are stuck with shock jocks and Republicans. I have nothing against it, I just don't think the same thing for 14+ hours a day makes for good radio. Even though local coverage isn't great, you get a great variety of topics at WFYI, the local NPR affiliate. They cove the news and offer all sides to the table, not just the one that generates the most clicks.

This station is really kind of goofy. It's a top 40 hip hop and R&B station, so you can expect to…read morehear the same songs over and over and oooover again, all of which will be highly over-produced hip-pop (I don't know if that's a term, but it should be). But if you have a secret affinity for this music, as I do, you might enjoy listening now and then. Another thing I love about this station is the "ghetto horoscopes" that they read sometimes, which invariably leave me in stitches, and I love to hear the rest of the station cracking up as well. Despite the relative silliness of most of the music, which really is very booties-and-bling oriented, I also have to respect the community involvement of the station, most notably their annual Women's Empowerment series in March.

****THIS INSTITUTION IS OPEN- May 2014**** WFHB Community…read moreRadio, 91.3FM & 98.1FM in Bloomington, 100.7FM in Nashville, 106.3FM in Ellettsville and streaming online at www.wfhb.org, is a volunteer, community radio station specializing in local news, public affairs and music. WFHB features an "eclectic mix" of music, rich in jazz, international, blues, quirky classic rock, local and cutting edge indie music. The station maintains a selection of the latest releases in most genres, and programmers are free to choose 50% of their playlist from these selections, and play 50% of their own selections. The result is an always entertaining and interesting mix. You just never know what you'll hear next, but it will very likely be good. The WFHB News and Public Affairs department delivers the most comprehensive daily newscast devoted to the Bloomington and South-central Indiana area every weekday at 5:30 pm. They also feature specialized news programming devoted to specific subcultures, such as weekly shows for the Gay, Hispanic, African-American, and political communities. National and International news are represented by such syndicated programs as Democracy Now!, Free Speech Radio News, and The Shortwave Report. Perhaps the best thing about WFHB is that it is entirely run by community volunteers (along with three paid staff), who have complete control over what is broadcast. It's radio by and for the people, and its broadcast reflects that. Anyone with an interest in broadcasting, whether as a music or news programmer, or a behind-the-scenes support person, is welcome and encouraged to participate. Just to stress once again: this establishment is fully operational as of May 2014, and has been consistently since 1993. I love WFHB, and bet you will too. Give it a try at 91.3 FM, or streaming at www.wfhb.org

I've always enjoyed this radio station, but I just heard that a young girl called in the morning to…read moreshare good news about her day and was made fun of because of how she talks! What?!?! Why would someone do that to an impressionable young girl? I'm beyond disappointed. Some of these people have kids of their own! This needs to be addressed!

Best morning show in Indy! Keep it up!…read more Engaging and In tune with the city. Dave would get 5/5 just for that tiger king doppelgänger pic he put up!

Love B97! This radio station has been around since I can remember, the DJ's are super friendly and…read morethey give away great prizes! I tend to channel surf when a commercial comes on and it never fails, I always end up right back on B97-love Kev and Pam

Q95 is Indy's Classic Rock and for an hour or two this afternoon, I enjoyed their tunes and not too…read moremany commercials. They're part of the iHeart radio conglomerate so I was reminded that the big music festival is coming that I have no interest in. Or I can ask my smart speaker to play them, which I'm also not interested in. Offspring, "Gone Away" John Mellencamp, "Authority Song" ZZ Top, La Grange Aerosmith, "Livin' On the Edge" Good stuff. [Review 20588 overall - 122 in Indiana - 1569 of 2023.]

Bob and Tome are great in the morning, and i like the music they play too.read more