WWLR 91.5 FM the" Impulse" is Lyndon State (LSC) college radio station…read more This station broadcasts currently from the top of Vail Hill in Lyndonville, VT with an output of 3,000 watts. It is not a strong signial. It broadcasts to all of Caledonia County, VT, and most of Coos County, NH. WWLR is a student run club and the play list is very fun and diverse as the kids running it. One DJ can play 2 hours of heavy Metal, the next will play Tori Amos, U2, Sex Pistols, Madonna, and so forth. Saturdays nights they play underground club music which is cool. When ever I am in the area or passing through on I-91 I always turn to the dial to 91.5 The station is off the air in the summer months.

I haven't personally been there, but my cousin has and says it's really a great place. This is how…read morehe rates.

I spent the day tooling around the Stowe and Montpelier area, my rental car's radio managed to find…read moreand stay tuned in to The Point. Because they played awesome music all day! Santana. Pearl Jam. The Eagles. And then more "modern" music like Phish and Philip Phillps. Really random stuff and I enjoyed it thoroughly.

Great freeform radio for the Mad River Valley. Old-school - DJs play what they want, many of whom…read morework hard to curate some great radio. Kind of like a college radio station for the mountain community of Mad River Valley! Love it!

5 stars, another way of saying its a 50cent day. OOS tunes…read more(in apple app store) was recently updated to work with the new iphone updates. works like a champ.

Great radio station if you like current hits!! They have great advertisement and let you know…read morewhat's going locally in the area and surrounding areas! Take a listen to this station!

From the owner: Magic 104.5 & 98.1 FM plays today's HIT SONGS and provides local news, information and weather to…read moreCarroll County, NH and Coos County, NH as well as Western Maine.

WXXS 102.3/Littleton-Lancaster, under the format of morning DJ Mary Champlin, along with the…read moregeneral manager, and program director (Barry Lunderville) of New England Broadcasting LLC., look as if it is headed in the right direction to become the premier FM radio station of the Northern Woods. Ms. Champlin, if left to pursue her art, by bringing the morning hours format on par with the nightly, and weekend import formats to the station, may just turn the Northern Woods airways into real 21st century 'premier radio station'. The presumed appearance is that the general manager would like to bring WXXS 102.3 into a format such as '92.7 wfuv/NY/Fordham University' - a unique radio style of upscale music, on the edge artists, alternative rock, pop, & folk genera, along with potential artist interviews, plus live in studio performance, into the Upper NH area. New Hampshire needs these types of cutting edge pioneers, as Ms. Champlin, and the N.E Broadcasting Corp.. One day, with a little antenna power boost, and a full WXXS broadcasting staff from NH, this will quite possibly will make WXXS 102.3 the premier and most listened to FM radio station in New England! All of the potential is there.....let Ms. Champlin do her thing - ' you go-girl' - and help bring WXXS 102.3 into the 22nd century! Mark Groblewski, Lyman NH

Ain't no woman like the one I've got Every day the sun comes…read moreup around her She can make the birds sing harmony Every drop of rain is glad it found her Heaven must have made her just for me "Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got" by the Four Tops WCVT is "Classic Hits Vermont" and they did a great job of keeping me tuned to their channel during my time in the area and I drove between sites in Burlington. "It's Raining Again" by Supertramp "The Long Run" by The Eagles "I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5 "Refugee" by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" by Manfred Mann Great classic tunes and I enjoyed listening. [Review 1647 of 2024 - 136 in Vermont - 22670 overall]

Great station with an absolutely wonderful playlist. We heard an awful lot of songs we had not…read moreheard in years, even decades.