WCBN is the University of Michigan's non-commercial freeform radio station that's run by students…read more What they focus on is bringing things on the radio that you normally wouldn't hear on other stations. My favorite night is late Saturday nights, they usually play some excellent hip hop if you catch it at the right time. By "nomally wouldn't hear", I'm not talking about an obscure noise/basement medley/karaoke cover/whatever-else-obscure 24/7 (though maybe sometimes) fest. For instance, just giving it a listen randomly, they were going over some local events (big kid kickball!) inbetween Kraftwerk and Jean Grae. Currently, my good friend Dustin does Freeform on Thursday nights. He knows a lot about music and is a local musician. I've learned a lot about local music and much more through him, and thanks to him I've opened my scope to being more than a hip hop head. Once, he created an entire playlist for me on my birthday -- one of the coolest birthday gifts, ever. I've also taken a walk through the station itself. It's a great place adorned with decades of history on the walls -- Post-Its, scribbin', photos -- along with a well-loved couch and tech stuff like turntables, cassette decks, reel to reels, amps. Those walls are totally made to house sound. If you're curious about a certain DJ, they playlists are posted online. You can also connect through their website -- no need to sit in the car with the top down and an Icee.

Great contests Always promote local companies…read more Concert tickets Birthdays Lots of activities

Where is Ellen? She was the one and only reason I loved and listened to WHMI! Ellen played the…read morebest classic rock in the state and had a huge variety of all the great music of the past. What is wrong with WHMI? why do they always lose the finest DJs, look at at the Mike and John debacle. I am renewing my Sirius Radio effective immediately and am done with WHMI. Please bring back your best talents asap!

I miss The Impact…read more This college radio station is the coolest. It gets its hands on new music months before you've even heard of the band. It consistently wins College Station of the Year. I started listening to it in high school and am sure to tune in when I am in or around EL. I even won a contest to guest dj back in the day. I still have the tape of my on-air debut! The college djs are quite entertaining. They are unsure of themselves, meek, but usually pretty into music. When I moved to Chicago I would still listen to it online.....and I think I will start that back up.

Like all stations, sometimes they play good music, but usually not. The DJs can be quite bad at…read moretimes, with their odd voice modulation syndrome that comes from trying out being on air for the first time. Once, I heard the same song, a bad cover of an Alice in Chains song, literally every time I got in my car that day. Like 4 times, twice in the same hour once. At least there's not commercials every 5 minutes.

Great station to listen to if you like commercials. It's amazing how many commercials they run.read more

Mojo in the morning show is bad. They also like to screw with people…read more This one girl calls and said her boyfriend is sometimes flirting in front of her and said her bf is for sure not doing more than that. The morning radio team said she needs to break up because blabla.., ridiculous. They should worry about their own problems first.

Just terrible. Inexcusably bad…read more The CD player broke in my car, forcing me to listen to the radio and I was shocked at what's happened to radio, so I landed on WDET and it's no better. They used to play music, actually had some decent content until they hired somebody who knew better and it went to all talk and canned NPR content (translation: what you heard in the morning was the same thing you'd hear in the evening). Now they've gone back to music but it's the worst music you could imagine. And here's something I've learned about the music on public and college radio: it's all from a playlist, often a more rigid playlist than commercial stations adhere to, and there's a reason none of it is considered "popular." So I did some surfing, turns out the guy who knew better and ruined the station embezzled money, not enough money to make it worth doing but that's where your contriburions went. Now I play the Canadian public station, I can't say I listen as I usually keep it low, it's not much better but if they do something worthy of attention I turn it up.

They have some good music like Wagid's Wednesday night electronic music from 8pm - 10pm!! And some…read morelimited good news programs. What irks me is they are crying foul now that the Trump Administration is threatening to cut off their funding, but they NEVER have a good word to say about the administration!! NPR's reporting is so blatantly biased and one-sided!! They don't know what it means to deliver a balanced, wholesome newscast!! If I was President Trump I would cut off their funding too since I have NEVER heard them say a good word about him!! Are there things I don't like about the current administration, of course. But they are doing some good things, as well, but you will NEVER hear about it on this station or it's affiliates!! Time to grow up WDET and stop crying about federal funding cuts that you brought upon yourself!! If you would get back to fair and unbiased news reporting you wouldn't be in this situation!!

AMP is one of the newest players on the Detroit radio circuit. I am generally a big fan. The…read morestation tends to play dance, club and hip-hop music a lot and that's the kind of music I want to listen to in the car. The music is generally Top 40 with a tendency to play the more dance oriented type music. My only problem is that the songs are fairly repetitious and if there is a certain song that is out that I don't like, it's easy to hear that repeatedly. Also, AMP has the same problem as many Detroit stations: too much Eminem. Otherwise, I flip to the AMP quite often to get me through my drive and through my day. I can't ask for much else from a radio station.

This station plays the same old junk over and over again…read more Lauper, Debarge, Prince, MJ's PYT it seems like that's all they play. No variety and no selections. They either have the worst DJs ever or no library

I'm probably a little biased because I went to high school with one of the DJs, but I like this…read morestation. They play a mix of classic stuff from the 1970s and 1980s along with some more recent stuff. The last time I was listening to it in the car, they played Sting, Dave Matthews, and a new song by Donovan. Their website says they're currently playing Talking Heads and Alanis Morissette. The other reason I like them is that they're so active in the community, sponsoring special events. On a recent summer day, I was wandering around downtown Ann Arbor window shopping and deciding where to have lunch, and I heard live music coming from Liberty Square. 107one was sponsoring "Sonic Lunch" in downtown Ann Arbor. A live cover band was playing blues-rock, and people on their lunch break were sitting on benches eating sandwiches and drinking soda pop and listening. It's just one of those little things that makes Ann Arbor the thriving artsy-cultural mecca that it is. The website for the station is really cool, too, with news about upcoming musical events, photos and contact emails for the staff, and a photo gallery of past events (including Sonic Lunch) they've sponsored.

Good station for contemporary music that's not too racous but yet lively and modern. I gave them…read moreonly 3 stars because of the ads. I have to change channels some of them are so bad, then I forget to tune back in. Their MacDonald's commercial does right in the mic what we where always told NOT to do, slurp. What a turn off. Oh and don't get me started on "Nancy Knows".

Modern rock and roll played on a radio station. USA station should take notes. I listen in Ohio.read more