WDIA was once a great radio station. Since the death of Bobby O'Jay, it is struggling. IHeart needs…read moreto get rid of Stan Bell.

Great Music and Talk-back format! Uplifting news and information. Fun and upbeat radio…read morepersonalities and programming!

Not a time that I am ever usually up to be honest…read more If you feel like I do then you wish that Fox would just stick to sports and nothing else because they are full of brainwashing when it comes to other stuff. Even the sports is not particularly impressive and is often simplistic and sometimes downright offensive. Like their opinions on soccer and soccer players. Nevertheless this radio station is actually pretty cool and what a hell of a location right in the middle of Beale Street. Certainly if this was Bourbon Street or Broadway in Nashville then by now somebody would have bought this off them and paid handsomely, but on Beale Street it can just about hold its own, and afford itself. Or should I say Rupert Murdoch can afford it.

Slack key hawaiian guitar on Thursdays 8:30-9. Only 1/2 hr? It's so good. I'll always listen…read more New stuff better than I know. so many programs and all good. I don't live anywhere near Memphis but no matter where I am I stream this station. It's great from the spacey trance stuff Sunsay and Monday nights to Bruces folk song fiesta on Wed? Am. Thank you wevl!

Love this radio from Memphis - Listening this radio from ... France - May I suggest them to…read moreadd to their playlist the new song of the band called Merle Marlow Band called 'Honky Tonk right now' - They are a Canadian Band and I listened 3 times to them at the Saint Tite Festival in September - Their new song could become soon a hit - Thanks for playing this song on your radio

The Memphis Flyer comes out once a week on Wednesday. It's a left-leaning alternative newsweekly…read morewith an extensive weekly cultural calendar and reviews, local socio-political reporting, and several syndicated columns (crossword, weird news, astrology). The Flyer is the paper media alternative to Memphis' conservative daily paper, the Commercial Appeal, and has won many national awards for in-depth reporting and graphic design.

I always pick up a Flyer from the news stand. They generally feature important news stories…read morehappening around town, as well as weekly event calendars, spotlights on local bands, restaurants, retail shops or non-profit community organizations. The articles are well-written, and detailed, and I love to check out the Fly on the Wall section, as well as the letters to the editor. There are Flyer classifieds offer excellent advertising rates, and you can find all kinds of services, jobs, for sale and other types of listings. A great paper that has a loyal following, the Flyer is top-notch. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because it is an obvious left-leaning paper, and I'm a right-leaning girl. Doesn't mean I don't enjoy it though.

The local news is great I look forward to seeing this paper every week! We get this paper in our…read moremailbox and different people gets a chance to read it at church

LOVE soul music. I also really like listening to 'Downtown Jackson Brown'…read more This is the station that I put on when I'm feeling sassy and want to mellow out. It's my 'wine station'. Meaning, I dance around with a glass of wine like a damned fool. I agree with David, they love Al Green and rightfully so. They play all of the best hits and it's typical to not have to channel surf due to the great selection.

Soul music is ab-fab in my book. I like when I can feel my music in the pit of my stomach. Soul…read moremusic does that for me- and yes, like Noelle I have been known to dance about my kitchen (perhaps with wine -perhaps not) while listening to this station. I stumbled upon this station when we first moved here and immediately programmed it into my presets. Why you ask? Because Al Green was pouring through my car speakers and any station that still plays Al is a-ok in my book. I have also been known to listen to a little Steve Harvey morning show, but my favorite is Downtown Jackson Brown. His voice just reeks soul and I love that.

The Evening Times is a local newspaper that covers the Crittenden County area of far-eastern…read moreArkansas. They publish a weekly paper edition on Wednesdays. Online editions are uploaded four (4) days a week. This newspaper was founded in 1957.

I spotted this historical marker in downtown Memphis and stopped to read it. It points out some…read moremore contemporary history in this great city. The marker reads, "In 1977 WLOK became Memphis' first African-American owned radio station. Established on this site, Gilliam Communications' WLOK is a family-oriented format on which many of the nation's top African-American leaders have appeared. Several of the nation's leading disc jockeys starred here. WLOK's community involvement includes college scholarships and the renowned WLOK Stone Soul Picnic. The station's call letters, WLOK-AM, are "A Family Tradition."" The station is still serving the Memphis area with a gospel music format on AM 1340 and it is also available through streaming services. [Review 2095 of 2024 - 549 in Tennessee - 23114 overall]