I love 102.7 Jack fm Baltimore they play good variety from the 60s to 10s I love that they now play…read moremore fresh songs and not always the same loop of songs it's great they should play more variety often.

102.7 jack fm Baltimore was dead for a few years they played the same songs over and over for about…read more6 5 years but now starting sep 15 2025 starting 12 am boom full variety both old and new songs its a great balance also they play great songs from the 60s to 10s really good songs yes they haven't been the best before but now its really great I love the change and the big variety the reason I think was because covid hit and they started playing less variety makes sense but its great now also every year they play special programing weekends like random Christmas songs or random thanksgiving day song nothing but 80s 4th of July weekend all American 4th of July weekend nothing but 80s Labor Day weekend totally 80s memorial day weekend I love their variety and songs their variety is better then todays 101.9 Baltimore and other radio stations like 106.5 and 104.3 their 90s at 9 and 80s at 8 on the weekdays are good too there random and unpredictable variety is back and they play American top 40 with Casey Kasem the 80s at 7 pm every Sundays anyways great variety I love 102.7 jack fm Baltimore.

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.

WTMD is the great alternative radio station in town. They're likely to play anything they want at…read moreany given moment. I find it a little unfortunate that means they play a LOT of standards from the 70s and 80s, but they do go right back to modern/eclectic selections. They really shine when they play blocks of music based on themes. Weasel's Wild Weekend is a great showcase for interesting music that you don't always hear, and they do blues shows and other off the beaten path segments. They do a lot of community concerts and events, including Baltimore-themed contests through phone apps (which usually only work with the most up to date OSs.) This is truly a home town station for music lovers.

the night is my friend. i know it well, but at times it is my nemesis. i have driven so much on…read morethis big road that it feels like an old girlfriend that you are too lazy to dump. it's been a long day. what was it? 18 hours? something like that. the red and white car lights dance like fireflies. the somnolent enchantress does her dance. i snap my head back from the nod. i roll down the window even if it is winter. the dance continues. should i pull over at the rest stop? nothing seems to be working. then a song plays on the radio. a song that has not been heard in years. Dumb Things. that old Paul Kelly and the Messengers song. the synapses fire. the fingers tap. the volume increases. then My Morning Jacket comes over the airwaves. the road continues but it is no longer dark. New Pornographers play. some old Frank Zappa. Bright Eyes. Robert Plant & Allison Krauss. Sly and the Family Stone. the Nighthawks. the Arctic Monkeys. it's only when the static sets in that i realize that i have made it home. i pull up in front of my house and turn off the ignition. WTMD probably saved my life tonight. thank goodness there wasn't a Towson basketball game that night. i might still be on I-95.

wow since when was saying bad words ok in my car this morning with my 2 year old and now he's…read moresaying the word ass ... in less than 5 min they said ass 5 times... do better!!!

I love listening to the oldies and new songs on 92 Q it,s music I like to wake up to in the morning…read moreand go to sleep on at night my kind of music.

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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.

Local public radio station. Lots of variety in the shows…read more Station is simulcast on channel 37 in Fairfax County cable systems. Listen online: www.RadioFairfax.com