If you're driving on 94E from MN through Wisconsin and are channel flipping to get something to…read morecome in, you'll run into this. I loved catching this on the way up and back. They have country rarities that all boomers will flip over. Songs they haven't heard since they were out in the 60's and 70's. Songs they don't even play on KBOB. The best one was an early Waylon Jennings called Wrong. So moody and fitting driving on a rural road. Bound to get you in a good mood like it did me.

I absolutely love this station. I have been waiting for the right opportunity to begin my WI…read moreyelping, and it thrills me to write this review for WCFW "where FM means fine music." This station plays some of the most random, obscure adult contemporary I've ever heard. They truly traverse the "contemporary" continuum, playing stuff from the 50s to the 90s. Today I heard a creepy song that sounded like it was from the 60s about being in love with a gingerbread man. I cannot find any reference to it online, but it was insanely strange and entertaining. The afternoon weekday show is my favorite - it's hosted by Jack Raymond, who has the most melodious voice and drops in random bits of wisdom in between songs, such as "Man is a crazy animal. He goes to sleep even though he isn't tired and gets up when he is." And then he'll play a Rosemary Clooney song. It's fantastic. Apparently they start each day with polka at 5:30 am. They have been on the air since 1968. Also, they broadcast AP news every hour. WCFW is the real deal and a refreshing change from all the pop garbage the other stations play.

Love this radio station, it's the only station I have on, daily (and nightly). Great variety…read more Also like the hourly news updates, and the Jack Raymond show is a treat!

I enjoy listening to this station the regularly listen to many of the shows broadcast throughout…read morethe day. Recently I heard a local news break and the copy being read severely mispronounced a local city name. I called the business office to notify them and request a correction. The person who answered the phone was first clueless then rude and finally short with me. Broadcasters use the public airwaves and the demeanor of its employees should always be professional. This behavior on the phone should never happen.