Visiting the station was a dream come true. One thing I've talked about doing for a while…read more I love how this is a student-led and-run radio station. I enjoyed seeing the layout of the spaces and the friendliness of each staff member, and I truly enjoyed the Latin music playing as we met. I was especially impressed with how volunteers and donations run this whole station!!! I highly suggest learning about your local college radio station. It's a genuinely enlightening and memorable experience.

"I've got a pretty intense game of Chinese checkers going with a guy who claims to be the shift…read moremanager at a Church's chicken in Parma, so I'm just going to let the show run itself." That's a quote from a WCSB DJ during a midday shift. WCSB is somewhat like a guide to me when I make my annual visits to Cleveland each summer. It's something that my radio dial never wavers from in the car, except, maybe, when the high school kids take over and play Adam Levine, or the Indian trance music just becomes too much. But most of the time, the music on WCSB is a beautiful, eclectic but unknown mix of older and contemporary music, flanked by awkward PSAs and often college-aged DJ banter. More often than not, they're playing a gritty variety of obscure 60's/70's music, punk or garage rock that could not suit my drives through the city better. Anything from The Cramps to the original Spanish version of "Be My Baby." Something to compliment the rows of idle brick factories, abandoned apartment complexes, potholed streets, and forlorn, shirtless old men wandering the streets. I cherish these drives through Cleveland's gritty neighborhoods, and being able to stream this station while elsewhere only helps to remind me of what I really like about the city and why I continue to come back.

WRUW FM 91.1 Cleveland embodies the spirit of college radio. The station always has an incredibly…read morediverse lineup, from your typical college student indie-rock shows to public affairs shows to (supposedly) the longest running jazz show in the country (Down By The Cuyahoga on Friday nights). The station is operated out of Case Western Reserve University, so the DJs are split between community members and CWRU students. Not every show will be your favorite genera or expertly produced, but the vast diversity of shows pretty much guarantees you'll be able to find a few shows you love. The DJs here are all volunteers, so each show is on the air because the DJ really wants to be doing it. For listeners, this means the DJs have immense knowledge of and passion for their genre. WRUW may lack some of the polish of a commercial radio station, but the incredible diversity of programming and unbridled passion of the DJs at this radio station more than makes up for that at this Cleveland gem. Full disclosure: I've been a student DJ here for the last 4 years.

The greatest Radio Station EVER... Just Listen... Keep Listening... Just the greatest Radio…read moreStation EVER...

A placenta of information. Except for Mike McIntyre. 90.3 gives me something to listen to on the…read moreway to work besides the voice in my head telling me to turn around and go back to sleep.

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106.5 is The Lake and "We Play Anything." And they do, in fact, play everything. In the two hours I…read moregot to enjoy my time in the Akron/Cleveland area, we had... "The Longest Time" by Billy Joel "Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac "Give It Away" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins "Hotel California" by The Eagles I'm not sure how many times I need to be reminded that they're an iHeart radio station and they have all the Paris Olympics if I'll only just ask my smart speaker to play it. [Review 1361 of 2024 - 280 in Ohio - 22384 overall]

I was thrilled to see that Cleveland has a lgbtq themed radio station. Key word WAS. Instead I…read morefound it to be pretty pathetic. Do they only have 10 cds that were bequeathed to them in some dead dude's will, say 15 years ago? It sure sounds like it, no variety, just the same tired classics from Michael Jackson, Prince, Brittany Spears, etc., constantly. Everything seems to be on an endless loop. As a gay man, I can assure you that there is more to our culture than the pitiful collection that they possess.

I'm 10 miles south of Cleveland so I understand that your signal may be a little weak so I stream…read moreWONE. Apparently, it makes no difference. I'm constantly losing the station. I thought that maybe it was maybe an internet or router issue so I streamed 98.5 for two weeks and never once did it go off air. Today, I switched back to 97.5 and in the last two hours, I lost your station 3x. There are many reviews for 97.5 that say the same thing.

I was just there to be " look ma I'm a dj" . They were all so nice, I got treated like a Star . I…read morewas shown all around and met the talent . It is a day I'll never forget. I had no idea what to expect but It was just a dream come true. Thank you to everyone who was so great to me .

If you are a fan of pop music and you live in Lake County 93.7 Cougar FM is definitely worth…read morelistening to. JJ and Cat in the Morning are really great. They offer programming that is intended for a Lake County audience.

Great Station! Awesome music! This station plays the greatest pop music.read more

One of the best rock stations we've had out there which left this planet when it shouldn't have had…read moreto. It was something iconic that went from playing classic rock and then to alternative to gain an appeal to the more younger rockers while other rock stations that play classic rock gets mostly an appeal from older rockers to distinguish itself from those other rock stations, and also playing a combo of classic and modern heavy metal, then later on playing a mix of all three different types of rock combined, thus making it have the largest playlist plus the best and largest variety of rock in comparison to other rock stations. I know that Howard Stern is the one who made that station, but honestly by this point, I could and would still listen to this station amongst most others and can make due with it even without having stern there. We're really basically there mainly for the music. And I know that there's a fully automated version of this station online, so why can't we even have it this way on local radio, if not, have it be controlled by a set of staff including DJs with their own shows or something. And why can't we also even have an automated version of those other deceased or rather defunct stations and formats online as we do with this one? And I'm also pretty sure there are other iconic radio talk show hosts that can and have made just as much of a staple as stern always had and especially one who would be ideal for a rock station. Like Eddie Trunk from the New York classic rock station like Q104.3 who always has his late night radio show there late every Friday night which can either be simulcasted here during the same night of the week and hour, or he can also have at any other time and/or day of the week if anything. Something can and should be worked out to have this awesome station be brought back for good.

This has been my favorite station for a long time. Lately, however, they have changed their format…read moreto the 90s, 20s, and now. What a shame. They used to be the only station playing the newest songs. I know they can't go back, but at least say the name of the song that is new. I like to keep up with songs that kids like. (I'm a teacher and have 7 grandchildren). Jenny and Kelly are the best !

Sorry... My radio sensitivities for the Rock and Roll Capital of the world may be a little raw but…read morethe thing is if you found a formula that works...WHY CHANGE IT???? They hired DP Rocco...Which sounds to me like someone sold their soul...Why the jump from WNWF Rocco? Could you hear the grinding of ax heads in the barn? ...Back to Pandora and Spotify...And you rocco can go 'eff yourself....

Black Squirrel Radio is a student-run campus station. Shows obviously vary by semester, based on…read morethe DJs that try out/are selected. Their shows are 2-hour time blocks with a wide range of music and talk. The schedule can always be found on their website.