Use Power961.com/Listen or ask your Alexa or Google Home to "Play Power 96.1 on iHeartRadio!" Best…read moreradio station ever!

Channel surfing one day, came across this stupid station,what's with the 6 song rotation??read more

The Tom Joyner Morning Show is the reason I switch back and forth to KISS 104.1 FM in the morning…read more They are so hilarious and I can relate to everything they cover from entertainment, to news, comedic commentary and definitely the music. Specializing in mostly old school R&B with a dab of new school here and there, KISS 104.1 FM reminds me of all the songs my parents loved when I was a child; especially those Debarge, Freddy Jackson, Luther Vandros and Patty LaBelle songs from the eighties. To take it way back to when music was everlastingly genius tune in on the radio or online at http://kiss1041fm.com.

Mike Jamison adds absolutely NOTHING to this radio station! Zero personality, just seems forced. Oh…read moreand you can forget about him having any interest in wanting folks to stay tuned to the station. Lol. Called the contest line one day to try and win tickets, of course caller number 14 and he actually played 3 WHOLE songs BEFORE he would even pick up the phone. Finally, he answered and EACH time he says you're caller 1, caller 2, caller 3, caller 4? Seriously?! No one else is calling in? and seriously how long does it take to get to caller 14? So that must mean nobody's listening to you. Do better.

Plays the same garbage songs in a row, every hour. Like ALL terrestrial radio stations in ATL,…read morethey're owned by COX Media, which means a bunch of useless, corporate trash decides what the rest of us hear. That means the same 3 songs by a handful of bands: Boston, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Skynyrd, and that mediocre hack known as Tom Petty. Their playlist is operated by a computer, so their fake DJ's act as if they're the ones playing it, but it's completely automated. Screw the River and screw COX Media.

I'm sorry but I just can't listen to this station for two reasons. One Is playing way to much of…read moreBon Jovi and English Nick sucks. He's not English at all. Lot of improvements could be done. Try being like 106.5 in Chattanooga.

"Dirty South, can y'all really feel me, east coast feel me, west coast feel me!" These famous…read morewords were coined by Timbaland and they perfectly depict the style of Hip Hop and R&B music played by HOT 107.9. For all Dirty South tunes, good and bad, new and old and just plain gutter bucket, listen to HOT 107.9. HOT 107.9 is the station where Ludacris used to DJ. Before he was throwin bows Ludacris was Chris Lova Lova. Now HOT 107.9 has the hilariously entertaining A Team morning show and the Kingdom and Durrty Boyz on air shows. If you want to get plugged into the Atlanta Hip Hop Community this is the station to listen to. HOT 107.9 WHAT-FM is a Radio One radio station. For DJ bios, play lists, contests, events, entertainment and more go to www.hot1079atl.com.

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For R&B oldies but goodies listen to Classic Soul 102.5 Fm. Classic Soul is home of the highly…read moreacclaimed and nationally syndicated Steve Harvey Morning show as well as the Michael Baisden show which airs 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Both shows air Monday through Friday and showcase classic hits from the seventies, eighties, nineties as well as new school hits along with entertaining commentary. During the late morning and early afternoon Michael Eric Dyson and Al Sharpton are on talking politics and Simon Baby is on every night. I just love hearing old school Luther, Patty, LeVert, India Arie, Mariah Carey, Stevie Wonder and so many more. Classic Soul 102.5 WAMJ-Fm is a Radio One Station. For other on air personalities, events, contest, play lists and content, visit www.classicsoul1025.com.

Did Steve Harvey Predict Occupy Wall Street?…read more In 2005, I had the pleasure of ending a 3-year contract with the King of Comedy, Steve Harvey. It was a pleasure to serve a man that was more profound than the persona he portrayed. My daily routine two weeks each month began at 2:30 a.m. with a drive to my small café in Bedford, Texas, to gather the linens, china, glassware, portable cooking devices and any other special requests by Mr. Harvey to complete his daily breakfast and lunch meals. In the first six months of my employment with Steve Harvey, I would listen to his morning inspirations speeches as I prepared everything from egg white omelets and T-Bone steaks, to hearty oatmeal, fish and grits. He never could remember my name and I never looked at him as a celebrity. To me, he was just Steve, the man that loved his wife, cherished his children and longed for his mother. One morning, Steve started his show by giving advice on finance. I listened carefully because of my constant need to make ends meet as a small business owner. He told his audience that if they wanted a long-term relationship with a bank to find a small branch in the middle of nowhere or a small credit union, because they treat you better. He said they have personalized service and sometimes you would probably see the bank president. He told a story of how he put his money in a small suburban bank outside Dallas Texas. I never forgot his advice. It's now 2011, and people are occupying Wall Street, banks are corrupt, the economy is going down the tubes and Americans are frustrated. In 2007, when Steve left Texas in pursuit of bigger and better things, I began federal contracting. To my surprise, after only 90 days in the process, I received my first government contract. To no avail, I went from bank to bank looking to secure funding. Although I passed the initial interviews and analysis, and had a government contract in hand, my request was still denied. Reluctantly, I headed to Washington, DC. to satisfy the terms of my contract and remain in good standing with the federal government. To survive, I borrowed money from friends and family and sold items on eBay. I refused to allow the poor lending practices of big banks to deter my entrepreneurial dreams. Recently I decided to leave Chase, Capital One and Citi because they acted poorly in overseeing my financial future. I thought an average balance of $25K and a half-million in sales would at least warrant me a dedicated banking officer. I was wrong. Today, I bank with Cornerstone Credit Union in Lancaster Texas. They were ecstatic that a defense contractor was moving to their bank. My decision to move to a smaller bank was based solely upon the advice that Steve Harvey gave his listeners years ago--patron small banks because the big banks are not willing to work with businesses who make 70 percent of the jobs in the US. Thank you Steve Harvey for showing me how to grow my business. It's comforting to know that despite your wealth, you support small businesses! Until next time Chow-baby! Chef Tonne Khabir Chef, entrepreneur, small business advocate

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Clark Howard is an alarmist that provides misleading information to unknowing elderly. My step mom…read morereads his garbage and calls me in a panic . I'm a 35 year CPA . He embellishes and distorts facts in hopes to scare the elderly . Stay away

This guy offers mostly bad financial advice. He's very naive and only sees matters in black and…read morewhite. Avoid listening to him.

To answer the question from Amy C.'s review, they got canned over recording a private conversation…read morewith two hosts of another radio station (owned by the same parent company) while in the bathroom and then playing it on the air. Multiple lawsuits followed and are in progress now. 96 Rock is actually changing formats from classic rock to something called project 9-6-1, which is called "active rock." What that means is anybody's guess.

SAVE WRAS!!!!!! It was one of my favorite stations!…read more I missed the student run radio! What was awesome about this station is the different genres of music being played. Commercial free and VERY laid back. I don't live in Atlanta, but from time to time I will stream online. Also my brother DJs so I occasionally listen when he is on the air. When I heard that Georgia Public Broadcasting was taking over, I was upset. For years I've been supporting this place. I had it locked in my radio whenever I come home to visit. I am kind of in denial right now, however I still have hope that someday we will get the coolest radio station in the world, back!

This, my friends, is truly the greatest radio station in Atlanta. I can hear anything and…read moreeverything just by tuning in at various times during the day. On Fridays, I really love One Step Beyond playing ska and reggae; however, I am happy to listen to this station anytime. I only wish they had a web-stream (but we can always hope this happens someday). This station is so damn good, I really can't say much about it other than it is simply the best station in the ATL, hands down!!!