This Public Radio Station is in the middle of NY State. A small town off Rt 17. It covers the…read moreCatskills area of the state, and into northern PA. Its a community supported station, like they all are, but it is very specific to the area and very needed by the area. They do a ton of local news and events, and they have lots of local programming as well. Its hydro powered, really. You can see the actual hydro powering happening if you go to the station. Very cool. In addition to carrying the NPR stipples (Weekend Today, All Things Considered, etc.) they make space for local talent to cover books, music, farming, Fall Foliage and much much more. Its very homey, and if you go there to make a donation you can meet the "on air" staff, and watch them work. They also do local events, an annual auction, some farm to table dinners and more. This very small station has a very big impact. Keep up the good work.

An asset to the Catskills region. Best of all: Marge Bouvier-Simpson works there as a radio…read moreannouncer.

Okay, my review may be a little biased, since I'm one of the station's programmers. I can, however,…read morehonestly say it is the best listening experience in The Berkshires. Just check in at different times of the day and you're bound to find your favorite music, from obscure to popular to local to worldwide... great info on keeping your computer healthy... great info on keeping Yourself healthy... programs for your kids... programs for your parents... programs with political, educational, or spiritual focus, and on, and on. Listening to WBCR is sort of like internet surfing with your ears. Stop in and have a listen. Take a look at www.berkshireradio.org to see all the programs, and all the ways you can get involved!

What a great find after we purchased a home in the Berkshire area. A diverse selection of…read moreprogramming that manages to feel both local and global simultaneously. The nice thing is that the opinions and programming truly do seem to reflect the spectrum of opinions. Because I love to cook (and eat), we started our radio relationship with the Food Show. Lots of fascinating history of food and the science of food. Then we found a host of alternative music shows (Prog-Bog "music so progressive it hasn't been invented yet"); Mudcat Blues and Strictly Vinyl. We listen while we work in the garden or cook. Not a great deal of signal range, but that's OK for now.

It's AM! This is the best station in the area and completely unique. For American Top 40, Blues…read moreR&B Country and Folk from the 20's through (roughly) the end of the 60's, with a classical music show in the evening.....played from actual records! Even 78's! Some of this is prerecorded and played from a machine, but when Pirate Joe is on the air, he's got the actual records in his hands and he'll tell you all you need to know about each one. P. J. (Pirate Joe) Ferraro and his radio station is a national treasure with an extraordinary library of American popular music across all genres. Somebody should put this on line. The Smithsonian should be picking up the bill and letting P.J. follow his radio bliss. Really. 950 AM.

I cannot stand this station. Nothing can sour my day worse than hearing the same 5 songs and that…read moregod awful "SOYURRR CHEV-ROE-LAY" jingle during my 12 hour shifts a work which they refuse to change. It's the only station played at work. I wish this station had variety but instead focuses on which artists they are paid to promote on repeat. Radio is a dead industry.

Only about two hours listening to WPDH as I made my way south through the Poughkeepsie area. But…read morewhen the random on the radio landed here, it stayed until they turned to static as well. Twisted Sister, Pink Floyd, Kiss, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Billy Squier, what's not to enjoy at 75mph on the Thruway? [Review 11518 overall, 1298 of 2019.]

Good classic rock station. Had a bit of lag in personality style after Coop of the Coop and Tobin…read moreshow passed away. But the up and comer Smitty has started to break thru with his own version of sarcasm just needs to throw some jokes out there and it will be tolerable.