I haven't personally been there, but my cousin has and says it's really a great place. This is how…read morehe rates.

I spent the day tooling around the Stowe and Montpelier area, my rental car's radio managed to find…read moreand stay tuned in to The Point. Because they played awesome music all day! Santana. Pearl Jam. The Eagles. And then more "modern" music like Phish and Philip Phillps. Really random stuff and I enjoyed it thoroughly.

Ain't no woman like the one I've got Every day the sun comes…read moreup around her She can make the birds sing harmony Every drop of rain is glad it found her Heaven must have made her just for me "Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got" by the Four Tops WCVT is "Classic Hits Vermont" and they did a great job of keeping me tuned to their channel during my time in the area and I drove between sites in Burlington. "It's Raining Again" by Supertramp "The Long Run" by The Eagles "I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5 "Refugee" by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" by Manfred Mann Great classic tunes and I enjoyed listening. [Review 1647 of 2024 - 136 in Vermont - 22670 overall]

Great station with an absolutely wonderful playlist. We heard an awful lot of songs we had not…read moreheard in years, even decades.

95 Triple X is a guilty pleasure of mine. There, I said it - you happy? I am 30 now, living in…read morethe land of VPR and liberal media, and nothing makes me happier than bopping along on my drive into work in the morning, listening to teenie bopper music and the witty humor of Jamie, Chantal, and Joe. The station replays popular songs to death but even they seem to joke about it. The only thing I miss is every Friday Mike (who Jamie replaced) would play the "Good Day" song. It totally made my Friday that much more awesome and memorable. I looked forward to it each week. I'll admit, though, I only listen in the morning. The evening DJ's can be crass and rude. Besides, everything in moderation including moderation, right?

Kudos to you guys! SUCH a pleasure to listen to your selections at long last! I Keep my dial set…read moreto 106.3 all day long! Keep up those "good old tunes"!

Amazing DJ's, lots of prizes, great music and so much love and support for our community! Truly a…read morewonderful radio station with wonderful people making it all happen!

This morning's radio landed on WRVT 88.7, which is the local channel in Rutland for Vermont Public…read moreRadio. The tower and community is in Rutland but the studio is in Colchester. This morning's stories were about climate change and the war in Ukraine followed by Fresh Air. Interesting news and because it's not funding season, very few interruptions or commercials. And then a bit of classical music which was a nice break. If WRVT broadcasts any locally generated material, I don't know. [Review 18477 overall - 76 in Vermont - 1999 of 2022.]

They don't like or hear your conservative ideas I've been hung up on several times I've actually…read moreheard them hang up on conservative people that were live. Their programming and their agenda is very left leaning all about and not open to all ideas it sucks that they call this public radio

WWLR 91.5 FM the" Impulse" is Lyndon State (LSC) college radio station…read more This station broadcasts currently from the top of Vail Hill in Lyndonville, VT with an output of 3,000 watts. It is not a strong signial. It broadcasts to all of Caledonia County, VT, and most of Coos County, NH. WWLR is a student run club and the play list is very fun and diverse as the kids running it. One DJ can play 2 hours of heavy Metal, the next will play Tori Amos, U2, Sex Pistols, Madonna, and so forth. Saturdays nights they play underground club music which is cool. When ever I am in the area or passing through on I-91 I always turn to the dial to 91.5 The station is off the air in the summer months.

WVTC is Vermont Technical College's student-run radio station. It is quite short range with only…read more300 watts of power. From their website, "WVTC aims to provide quality programming for the local campus and its surrounding area in Orange County. As a part of Vermont Technical College, we also provide students with hands on experience in the programming and technical sides of broadcasting. Since 1968, WVTC has been bringing you what you want to hear - and setting the air on fire!" I didn't get much from them as I passed through the area and it seems that they are not broadcasting around the clock. I love this, "We are always looking for new DJs to grace the airwaves, and all are welcome to learn. Once you've been shown the ropes, you will be allowed to run your own shows and reserve a timeslot on the air for yourself!" After I heard "I Feel Fine" by the Beatles and "Spitting Games" by Snow Patrol, it pretty much went to static for me. [Review 1667 of 2024 - 155 in Vermont - 22690 overall]