Fantastic news and music!! New and improved music to the mix!! Always great and grateful for all…read morethe work put in for this!'

So many things to love about our LOCAL station, but if I had to pick the one I love the most it…read morewould definitely be how tied they are to our local community & how well they represent us! A VERY close second would be their Big Room performances. I am fortunate enough to have taken advantage of this golden opportunity to catch performances from my favorite artists in an intimate setting.

99.7 The Blitz Your Rock Station is they best Rock Station anywhere and all the DJ s are…read moreinformative, funny and just great at there jobs.

One Star for Kelly: Thick and Kelly had a conversation about Jason Aldean's song "Try that in a…read moresmall town." I am a 60-year-old Black man that enjoys rock music. There is nothing racist about Jason Aldean's song. But apparently Kelly thinks so as she countered Thick's positive take on the song. I listen to the station to hear music not to hear her liberal ideas. What is racist is Kelly's assumption that the song is about Black people, when it is clearly about criminals. The Blitz should be careful because this is the era where "wokeness" destroys brands e.g., Bud Light, Disney, Target, Starbucks, Ben & Jerry's, and CMT. I would suggest that she play music and leave the liberal ideology at home. Aldean's song is a great song about taking care of one's family and community and standing up for what's right. Black people do not need another Caucasian liberal female to save them.

Love this station! A great mix of 80's ,90's and a little 70"s! They even throw in a little bit…read morefrom the last 15 years. Great for a fan of music from 4 decades!

I do have to say I heart the Brew when it comes to my rides into work in the morning. Most of the…read moretime I end up on their station as they are the only ones not talking about stupid celebrity gossip that I could give two rats asses about. Growing up in a roller rink for 20 some years of my life, attending a top ten design college and having the "gay ear" -needless to say my music collection/taste is rather diverse yet weird at the same time. I pretty much listen to pop, rock, hair bands...well, you name it I have it. A lot of the songs the Brew plays either reminds me of certain moments of my childhood back in the rink or riding in the car with my mother as a kid whom seldom had the radio on in the car but when she did it was Diana Ross, Mamas and the Papas, Phil Collins, The Supremes, etc. I like the diverse aspect of their station and I will continue to be a listener when the iPod isn't going with some electro music.

93.3 is now an iHeart radio station and their format is "we play anything." Calling themselves "The…read moreBus" they do have a pretty wide variety of tunes that I got to enjoy today as I tooled around Columbus. Eagles, Van Halen, Prince, Kansas, Men at Work, Eddie Money and Train. Variety and no repeats that I noticed all day. Good tunes. [Review 11287 overall, 1064 of 2019.]

I'm a fan alright. Yep…read more I love listening to this radio station between Thanksgiving and Christmas. They play a good variety of Christmas songs that we all love to sing along too. I even have this radio station on at work too. AND I have it saved on a button in my car too. Yeah, as the other poster said, sometimes you need a little Phil Collins .... or Lady Gaga .... or some 80s song. They have a little bit of everything. And yes, I do sing along with the songs too .... guilty as charged!! LOL!

Great talk radio Only thing I would change is some of the…read morenegativity. Have one day where everything talked about is up lifting. Stay away from so much politics

I started listening to 610 WTVN when Bob Connors was on the morning show. I like talk radio and I…read morelike keeping up with the local news. 610 has been my go to station ever since. I really enjoyed listening to John Corby in the afternoons/evenings until his passing. I still listen to the station but I can't believe how raunchy Mark Blazor and Josh get at times with their conversations and how much of a potty mouth they have. They could do without all of the profanity they use on air while parents are picking their kids up from school and such. Just my opinion.

I listen to this station for local sports talk and really enjoy it especially in the morning and…read moremid day, not as much in the evening. The evening guys are a little too juvenile but still enjoyable.

Unabashed and overwhelming ammount of commercials. 70 to 90 % OSU football year around, between…read morecommercials.

No idea how long I've been listening to WCBE. 25 years? They were good then, and better now…read more Before I got satellite radio, they were my favorite, playing music and news during the day and the BBC at night. Now, they are still my favorite. The music is eclectic and amazing. Local people, foreign groups, national favorites. They even occasionally play my quirky faves like the Dead and Southern Culture on the Skids (and of course have the Dead Hour.) I mean, come on: jazz (if you're into that.) Blues. Rock. Country. Salsa. House. Reggae. Celtic. Really, anything you can think of, they will play it eventually, and probably have a specific show devoted to it. Staff have always been cool when I've called in with requests, questions, trying to win tickets (and they're always giving away tickets to great shows.) Also cool when I've met a few in person at their yard sales- you should check those out too, for music, computers, etc. News in the morning and evening. Car Talk and other goofiness on the weekends. Dance shows weekend nights. Interviews during the week (Fresh Air is a national treasure.) Even a cooking show. And, they hooked me on my favorite author with a show they used to have, Radio Reader. Community supported, community driven, community centered. Public radio in general is awesome, and we are lucky to have such a great example. Donate if you can, enjoy listening without commercials even if you can't give.

This radio station has real, live hosts who curate wide-ranging and creative playlists. WCBE is a…read moretreasure beyond measure and is one of the great jewels of the Columbus Ohio art scene.

The new building is very nice! They've started to host some events, which have been great. The…read morestaff are very friendly and are awesome with kids and families. There's always a greeter right at the door for the events. The main floor has a lot of nice space for moving around, socializing, and participating in activities. Along the hallway is an intriguing history of WOSU, going back to its beginnings with stories about how operators used Morse code to communicate information, through the formation of public television, and more. The TV programming offers a lot of fantastic educational options for kids, in addition to news, local programming, and more. It will be neat when they are able to offer studio tours - we were told those are in the plans for the future!

Gave to their fundraiser and never received the coupon card that was promoted, even after a…read morehalf-dozen phone calls and emails. Also, they automatically renewed our membership and charged our VISA when we DID NOT sign up for auto-renew. Very unorganized. Will not be donating to them in the future. WCBE is my go-to public station now.