There are a lot of older low reviews that are about specific things - things that have improved…read moresince then. I find the station is better at educating. Still missing the boat on choral works though. (Also, I'm not surprised 2020-2022 was a slump.)

The only time this station plays anything new or interesting is when most people are asleep, in…read morethe middle of the night. Otherwise, programming is a steady diet of re-runs. The rich vocal and choral literature is totally ignored. There is almost no edyifing commentary about the selections, other than who the performers are. During the earliest part of the day, the announcer seems to think we're interested in what the local sports teams are doing, what celebrity is celebrating a birthday, and other nonsense. She is usually followed by a over-the-top ingenue, who employs a 2 octave range to gush about everything. I can't change the station fast enough. A steady decline over the past ten years has completely lost my support.

Been looking for this kind of station forever!!! My kind of…read moremusic. Keep up the great work Thanks, Bart

The musical selections are wide and interesting, spanning the 50s 60s 70s and a little bit of 80s…read more I didn't hear one repeat, and the feel of the music is soft and easy. Loved hearing the listeners call for forgotten older songs, and tell why they love those songs or what they mean to them

Surprise! This converted shack is actually a radio station!…read moreHow can you tell? There is a HUGE transmitter in the back yard! Welcome to the timewarp that is WNTN...and...for not too much longer, I hope, the home of For-Play, my radio show. Paul Roberts, the gnome-turned-radio personality-and-cartoon voice, serves as gatekeeper and our producer. Think Tales from the Crypt meets All in the Family. We shouldn't be too mean to the man who gave us our first crack at radio broadcasting,* but his lack of ability to run a board, answer the phone, and stay awake for our half hour broadcast is moderately astounding. However, his 10,000 watts of powerful cultural programming come at you daily, until dusk, when licensing demands the station cut the volume until the next day. And, like I said, I grace the station with my presence once a week, so at least check it out Monday nights at 6. *he also helped Howard Stern get his start....supposedly...

I start my day with Karson and Kennedy everyday! Easily the…read morebest radio station in the Boston area!

I've never been more disappointed with a radio station since they hired that lady Kira to take over…read morethe 10:00 am show I'm sure the ratings have gone way down, she is horrendous especially the way she speaks on the radio my employees were very offended by her disgusting remarks about peoples virginity maybe rewind the tape and listen to what she said. Mix 104 should be ashamed of themselves promoting that kind of behavior everything that comes out of her mouth is filth and she is very loud and not very lady like get rid of Kira bring she's no good for this show I'm applaud at that comment she made and she needs to be written up for her behavior I will start a petition to have her fired Listen up Kira has to be one of the most annoying people you've ever heard on this station you should have her calm down she's very disgusting and disrespectful I have a petition going on her and I have 125 signatures so far to remove her from this station she's out of control her voice is worse than nails on a chalkboard

One of the best stations in the Boston area along with WMBR! "No commercial potential" = greatness.read more

It's Boston College's radio station, but it doesn't sound like BC. OK, that's because it doesn't…read morehave a horde of drunken college students rampaging over the airwaves. Instead, listeners will find a ton of electronic and very alternative music - so alternative no one outside of the musicians and producers have ever heard of it - as well as weird leftist news, an occasional sporting event and Melody du Jour, of which not enough has yet been said or heard. ZBC's programming could be best described as 'eclectic,' and at times that doesn't begin to fully describe the range of obscure and weird stuff found at 90.3. Yet, in a single day involving a baseball game, some serious funk right out of a '70s movie and a 12 minute synthesizer solo around midnight, eclectic really can expand one's aural horizons. That's not a bad thing at all.