I visited the radio station today and was able to pick up my Publix gift card. Captain aka J is the…read morebest part of the entrance. He is extremely polite, professional and always has a smile not only in his voice, but on his face. He's a keeper! Not only is it a bonus to listen and win... This is the only station for me.

Just had the worst experience with the front desk guy who didn't provide his name to me. I had a…read moremix up with my appointment and he was very rude to me, he made smart remarks that I should know how to reschedule an appointment. Worst experience ever and it was very much uncalled for as I kept it very peaceful amid his aggressiveness.

If you are a local business looking to advertise, Seaview Radio Is the best platform to get your…read moremessage out.

If you are missing good music turn to this station. It plays songs that will take you back to the…read more"day". Turn it on once and you will not leave great music because it's all about the music.

I have been a big supporter of way fm 88.1 for years...I play it in my salon and only listen to it…read morein my car..I have given on support drive and a monthly doner.. but I have to say I stopped all of it on Halloween. I heard d j Wally being disrespectful to a lady that didn't celebrate. He was debating her which is fine. At the end of the conversation he said happy Halloween and she said oh you too and his reply was "got you lol". I have never been a big fan of him but this topped the cake.k love sounds good to me. He needs to watch his behavior on the radio

Now part of the iHeart Radio system, WOLL (pronounced "KOOL") is playing adult contemporary music…read moreor as they call it, "More Variety from the 80s to Now." I found it to be a decent option for the week as I wandered around Palm Beach County. Kary Perry, Bryan Adams, Justin Timberlake, Bon Jovi. Not terrible with commercials other than one that I immediately switched off. And unlike some other stations that are all music, WOLL has actual DJs around the clock. The morning show was not too bad with the games and the chatter. I'll pick them again when I return to South Florida. [Review 13698 overall, 1018 of 2020, number 1109 in Florida.]

If you enjoy listening to 24/7 adulation of Trump, this is the station for you. Listening to this…read morestation, you might come away believing that Trump is sane, not senile and the greatest president in the history of the world. There will always be a segment of the population that believes this and that's apparently the only audience WJNO is interested in reaching. The rest us will tune elsewhere.

I love Clear Channel and enjoy bringing the latest real estate news on WJNO. They have the latest…read morenews that you can trust.

I try to inject something new and different into my radio choices and this afternoon, my "skip"…read morebutton brought me to Legends Radio. I nearly moved on, but opted to stick with it. Classic music filtered through my speakers and it was an enjoyable variety. Frank Sinatra, Liza Minelli (wow, when was the last time I heard her sing?), Tony Bennett, Michael Bublé, and even the Velvet Fog himself, Mel Torme. Classic crooners and beautiful music with no shouting, no bad words and limited commercials. It was a nice pause from my usual tunes. [Review 14583 overall, 82 of 2021, number 1202 in Florida.]

Legends Radio constructive Review I was a subscriber and…read morelisted for many years; but of late the air time for music has changed along with the advertising. I think it is now 60-40 in favors of ads. But more disturbing is the promotion of media schooling in-lieu-of a college equation. This is disingenuous to encourage people who might go to college to seek a lesser career. Working in the media field is very competitive and few really achieve stardom. The ads are repetitive with the very same wording time and again, examples are: Hector's Car Wash; Blackthorn; Pelican Café; The Friendly Home Buyer; Kravis Center; Nobel Shoes; Court Yard Gardens; etc. The streaming list is respective too, the same songs keep repeating; very few musical numbers are represented. In this time of making America Great, The Great American Song Book should be leading the way.