Q95 is Indy's Classic Rock and for an hour or two this afternoon, I enjoyed their tunes and not too…read moremany commercials. They're part of the iHeart radio conglomerate so I was reminded that the big music festival is coming that I have no interest in. Or I can ask my smart speaker to play them, which I'm also not interested in. Offspring, "Gone Away" John Mellencamp, "Authority Song" ZZ Top, La Grange Aerosmith, "Livin' On the Edge" Good stuff. [Review 20588 overall - 122 in Indiana - 1569 of 2023.]

Bob and Tome are great in the morning, and i like the music they play too.read more

WBDG is known as "Giant 90.9 FM" and is powered by the students of Ben Davis High School in…read moreIndianapolis along with Area 31 Career Center. It's fully licensed by the Federal Communications Commission and broadcasts in HD 24/7, 365 days a year. WBDG first took the air in 1966. It's actually a rather remarkable radio station that I still listen to long after I graduated from high school. And college. And, well, you get the point. I'm old. I love WBDG. WBDG plays a wide variety of music, offers diverse programming, and broadcasts Ben Davis sports, news, and features largely targeting Indy's Westside and Eastern Hendricks County. WBDG has hosted "School Talk With Emerson" since 2003. It's hosted by Emerson Allen, an Indy resident who has a long existing reputation for building up Indy's youth. I've had the privilege of being a guest on "School Talk" and to this day maintain a positive relationship with Emerson and everyone at WBDG. I've long been impressed with the high quality broadcasting and professionalism of WBDG's staff. I remember one incident, in particular, that greatly impressed me with how it was addressed as a teachable moment for broadcasting - a student was broadcasting the news and got distracted by someone in the studio and started laughing. Unfortunately, the story he was reporting at the time was actually quite tragic. It bothered me - so, I dropped them an e-mail and expressed my concern (politely, of course...these are students who are still learning!). It was handled beautifully. I'd love to know if that student is still in broadcasting. Sportscaster Zion Brown is one of my current favorites. Zion can seriously broadcast. I look forward to watching him grow. In 2019, Grant Covey picked up two national awards and was nominated for a third. The radio station has a long history of state, regional, and national recognition and watching its student broadcasters grow into career professionals. You can get podcasts, interviews, etc. on Audio Boom including Emerson's show, sports, interviews, and other podcast content. WBDG also has an HD2 station that broadcasts 70s, 80s, and 90s music. WBDG was one of the first radio stations in Marion County owned by a school district. It started out as a 10 watt station (trust me, that's small) and has grown into a 400 watt station (that's much better!). During the 80s (my high school days!), WBDG could even be found making a dent in the ratings because it was the only local station that played disco. Man, I miss disco. I've been in the studio and it's quite impressive - and surprisingly accessible. I was able to work my way in there for an interview just fine. Famous alumni include some names familiar to Indy folks including Kristi Lee (she just introduced me at an awards ceremony not long ago - what a great human!), Dave Calabro, Kevin Calabro, Kevin Gregory, Scott Hoke, Liz Dixon, Dana Webb (a former CMA DJ of the Year!), DJ Marcus, Paul Mendenhall, and quite a few others. Seriously. If you've never listened, I highly recommend it. I love supporting up-and-coming broadcasters and broadcast professionals. They're well informed, talented, passionate, and a lot of fun. WBDG has been and remains a positive voice in Indianapolis radio and it's exciting to see Wayne Township and Ben Davis's long history of devotion to the program.

Today while watching the news as I was getting ready for work. The anchor said click on the QR code…read morefor information regarding your voter registry and when you can vote etc. I scanned the QR code and low and behold there was absolutely nothing regarding anything to do with voting anywhere on the site.i typed it in the search bar and still nothing. So besides the fact that they fired a black woman for asking questions, replaced her with a white man, now they lie about what information they claim to have on the website.

I'm disappointed to share my experience with Ashley Brown from Wish-TV. Recently she attempted to…read moreexploit her influence to secure free services for her mother at my business. ( Her mother got a car 3 months ago and now it needs regular maintenance). when I politely declined , she began harrasing me personally and organized a protest in front of my establishment targeting me by name. Her behavior was unacceptable, unprofessional and damaging to my business. Despite my efforts to address the issue calmly, she continued to escalate the situation. I urge others to be cautious when dealing with Ashley Brown. Her tactics are alarming and should not be tolerated.

Flagrant Foul with Stuck & Gunner is the only radio show I listen to in the morning. They're…read morehilarious. Even if you're not into sports, you'll be entertained. Before this show came on, I only listened to Satellite or my iPod. Anybody who is anybody in Indianapolis sports is on this show like Robin Miller, Vince Welch, and Bob Kravitz. I love the Mafia callers like Long Island Lenny & Pauly from Brooklyn who are always cracking me up. Anyone can call in. I've called in twice. They answer the phone. You never know what the next person will say, but Stuck & Gunner always have some quick-witted response. I wish they were on 7 days a week!

Love this show. I listen every morning. It's not your regular sports show. It's entertaining and I…read morecan't wait to hear what Stuck and Gunner are going say next. They crack me up. My guy also listens regularly every day on the way to work. It's addictive! They have great interviews and always get the inside scoop. They are the go-to people if you want the latest information. They are great with opening up the lines to hear viewer's opinions. The only radio station I listen to in the morning!

Nice open interior, security table with sign in and the guard has to scan the elevator in order for…read moreit go. It's a working system and considering how many radio stations and how much equipment is in there, I can't blame them at all. The huge windows downstairs look off onto the circle and a new permanent table and chair installation (for the Circle itself) sits in decent size nook attached to Emmis. I expect employees will eat summer lunch there and people watch. The radio station had great sound, awesome and friendly people and was easy to navigate. Artwork, radio information and history as well as encouraging pictures outline the walls. It's a beautiful interior. I hope to get a reason to return.

How can we hear Al Sharpton's Sunday Morning shows that were previously audibly distorted? This is…read moresoooooo agitating. It reminds me of deliberate whenever Malcolm X was sharing crucial information that the oppressed needed to be enlightened about.