This is a great and wonderful place. I have been there to help arrange getting some narration and…read moreon-camera work done there for a documentary I have been working on. The staff there - most is all volunteer there and they are so kind and very professional. If they don't get it done right the first time they make it perfect before the end of the day. Thank you for all you do!

My husband directed part of a friend's music video here and I tagged along for the shoot. Jerry was…read moreour friend's contact and was extremely helpful. He gave us a tour of the facilities the day before the shoot and we got to see all that Fairfax Public Access has to offer. There is a large empty studio that we used complete with a huge green-screen wall or choice of black, navy or tan curtain (I think those were the colors). They also have a set that has a full kitchen--just like when you think of Food Network shows like Rachel Ray. I personally don't know all the terminology for all the stuff in there but we were all very impressed by everything. I felt that the cost for renting the studio to non-members was quite reasonable but I have no basis for comparison. We also brought in our own lighting and cameras but were able to use the studio lights with some assistance. Jerry let us know that members who take certain classes to train on the equipment are able to use the studios and everything free of charge (the membership costs $26 according to the site and you have to pay for the classes). Definitely look into this place as an option for studio rentals among other things.

This station airs a delightful range of music genres and has fascinating public affairs programs…read more Music is especially prevalent on the weekends. I enjoy all of the jazz, blues, Cajun, American Songbook, rhythm and blues, oldies, and world music-- with the occasional classical tune added. And WPFW FM has actual air personalities who take calls and provide the history of the artists and songs. Programming is very diverse--hooray! This is the only station on which I heard a DJ explain one of the Jewish holidays, for example.

I'm tired of listening to old jazz standards. I don't want to hear a lesbian on the air either. I…read morewant to hear jazz standards with a nice twist.

Hello my name is Joshua Clemmons, my product is music and I go by J.P. Joshua From Pompano. I…read morehave music that has been doing very well on Songcast and seem to be very popular in Ashburn Virginia via internet radio spins. I would like to ask you if you wouldn't mind spinning one of my tracks that has been doingbgood in the Ashburn area. So that I can peep the feedback from it?

I like the news stories and shows that they have. The online news is easy to follow. If you are…read moreever at the station, you have to visit the giant moss wall on the lobby. The station is directly behind Clyde's restaurant. The parking garage can get a bit confusing. Pay attention to where you park. Friendship Heights metro is also close by.

WTOP has been my go-to for 30 years. Sadly, they are under new ownership and this past year has…read morebeen HORRIBLE. They are so biased. They used to be balanced. I have moved to 99.1 Bloomberg. Much better.

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Finally station playlists curated by intelligent music connoisseurs & enthusiasts! Hallelujah, I've…read morefound music heaven in the DMV!! Head & shoulders above all rock (indie) & pop stations I've heard in over a decade with only the best new pop & rock + classic hits + deep cuts. I confirm and echo all the 4&5 star reviews. [Takoma Park's tiny WOWD LP @94.3 is the only comparable station, but if you're outside its 1 mile broadcast radius you'll have to stream from their website].

I drive three hours to New Jersey and three hours back just about every other weekend. When I get…read moretired of listening to the mix CDs I made in college and my iPod doesn't contain anything of interest because I use it on the Metro so often, I grudgingly turn to the radio. I say "grudgingly" because the airwaves are full of crap. Every few months I press the FM button, and I want to bang my head against the steering wheel. Who wants to hear Rihanna and T-Pain every FIVE MINUTES? Really? You think Lady Gaga holds up to 30 listens in a day? Aughhhh. One magical evening, somewhere between Philly and Baltimore, my radio scan hit a 5-second patch of Neko Case. I quickly dialed back the station numbers, and there it was, 103.1 in all its unspoiled glory. I stayed glued to the frequency, sure this one song was a fluke. But then they played Talking Heads! And then Kaiser Chiefs! And then Bird & the Bee! A DJ came on the line and said they were taking requests. I punched the numbers in my phone. A man answered, and I babbled at him about how much I appreciated the lack of musical suckage his station was providing. He thanked me, and played my request ("Can You Tell" by Ra Ra Riot) 15 minutes later. I think I'm in love.

I love the personalities and the conversations. Very…read moreengaging and entertaining. The callers are some of the funniest and most authentic aspects of the show.

To Whom It May Concern,…read more I was deeply offended by a segment that aired on Dixon and Vining this morning around 9:30 a.m. on 99.5. The hosts were discussing young men who had gotten in trouble with the NCAA for gambling and fixing games. After mentioning a few names, one of them made the comment, "Can you guess the hue of these young men?" That statement was unnecessary, offensive, and racially insensitive. There was no reason to bring race into that discussion, and it added nothing but harm. If they wanted to talk about accountability or NCAA policy, they could have done so without targeting or implying anything about a group of people or culture. This kind of commentary leaves a lasting stain and damages trust with listeners like me. It was horrible, offensive, and disgusting -- a conversation that should be left for private circles, not broadcast publicly.

I miss the old lineup. The Junkies used to be more fun, but going from 50/50 sports and odd stuff…read moreto almost 100% sports has turned me off. Since I don't enjoy sports radio, there's really nothing left there for me to listen to. For fans, be aware that Don Geronimo is back on the air in Sacramento (available via various online streaming methods on phones as well as web). Mike O'Meara and the rest of the original Don & Mike Show have a very successful 1 hour daily podcast (plus extra bonus shows) now featuring Oscar Santana. And Big O & Dukes (Dukes, Oscar and their various cohorts) also have a very successful weekly podcast. Donni G, MoM and BOAD are all in great form, hit Google and you'll find them.