These days I’m listening to a lot of KXT in Dallas, KEXP in Seattle, WXRT in Chicago and The Current in Minneapolis. What are you listening to?
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Favorite AAA stations?
- Thread starter sox fan matt
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KVNA in Flagstaff, The Current, KCRW in LA.
Never heard of KVNA I’ll check it out.
The Trail in Missoula MT. KPND in Spokane. KEXP.
Used to stream WUMB Boston a lot years ago, not so much now.
90.9 The Bridge in KC:
KPND/95.3 Coeur d'Alene here as well. Good music mix and widely heard around eastern WA and north ID. Will have to listen to The Trail the next time I'm in Missoula (very likely this June). Usually I listen to The Drive (KHDV/K279CP), CCM from SOS (KMZL) or the excellent music mix of rimshot KIBG 'Big 100' up in Polson, whenever I am out that way.
A list in no particular order:
WXRT Chicago
KBAC Santa Fe, NM
KBXR Columbia, MO
KFMG-LP Des Moines, IA
WTTS Indianapolis
WXPN Philadelphia
I also need to try out KEXP Seattle some more
Over-the-air, in order of preference:
105.5 KJAC Timnath, CO (Fort Collins-Greeley) - co-owned with NPR station KUNC - available in Denver at least until some pointless LPFM goes on the air in either south Denver or Aurora on the same frequency
102.3 KVOQ Denver - Colorado Public Radio
97.3 KBCO Boulder - iHeart, also has an HD-2 "Studio C" channel
WXRT Chicago
KBAC Santa Fe, NM
KBXR Columbia, MO
KFMG-LP Des Moines, IA
WTTS Indianapolis
WXPN Philadelphia
I also need to try out KEXP Seattle some more
Over-the-air, in order of preference:
105.5 KJAC Timnath, CO (Fort Collins-Greeley) - co-owned with NPR station KUNC - available in Denver at least until some pointless LPFM goes on the air in either south Denver or Aurora on the same frequency
102.3 KVOQ Denver - Colorado Public Radio
97.3 KBCO Boulder - iHeart, also has an HD-2 "Studio C" channel
Along with many of the aforementioned:
107.1 The Peak WXPK Briarcliff Manor-White Plains, NY
(studios moved from White Plains to Port Chester, NY within the last couple of years)
www.1071thepeak.com
Playlist: 107.1 The Peak On Air Playlist
***** ***** *****
A bit more adventurous:
FM 106.9 The Lodge WLGE Baileys Harbor, WI
1069thelodge.com
Playlist: The Lodge
***** ***** *****
BTW, both stations have the "10 at 10" feature (The Peak: AM + PM + Sunday replay; The Lodge AM only)
107.1 The Peak WXPK Briarcliff Manor-White Plains, NY
(studios moved from White Plains to Port Chester, NY within the last couple of years)
107.1 The Peak
www.1071thepeak.com
***** ***** *****
A bit more adventurous:
FM 106.9 The Lodge WLGE Baileys Harbor, WI
Home - fm 106.9 The Lodge
fm 106.9 The Lodge - World Class Rock for a World Class County
1069thelodge.com
***** ***** *****
BTW, both stations have the "10 at 10" feature (The Peak: AM + PM + Sunday replay; The Lodge AM only)
I just moved to the Phoenix area. I like KWSS 93.9. It's a public AAA but sounds about halfway between a public and commercial AAA.
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Highway 1 radio nationwide is one I listen to occasionally.
BAGeL Radio - Home
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www.bagelradio.com
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tunein.com
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Bagel radio is another one that I heard and it's one of those online/app only AAA I sometimes listen to.
WLBC Radio Rock Stations
WLBC Radio features over 40 Local Rock stations representing cities across th USA. WLBC Radio plays rock hits from 1970 to Now.
www.wlbcradio.com
WLBC Radio app is another interesting one with some AAA on one side of the app and country in another part of the app.
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That’s the one I usually listen to myself
WXRT - Chicago
KINK - Portland.
Radio Paradise
I've tried The Current here in the Twin Cities, but just can't, not sure why for my tastes. Wish them well.
WKIT - Stephen King's FM Bangor Main, (not totally AAA, but interesting to say the least).
WKIT 100.3 FM
KINK - Portland.
Radio Paradise
I've tried The Current here in the Twin Cities, but just can't, not sure why for my tastes. Wish them well.
WKIT - Stephen King's FM Bangor Main, (not totally AAA, but interesting to say the least).
WKIT 100.3 FM
CBC Music (a.k.a. CBC Radio 2) - It's block programming, but the weekday morning and afternoon drive periods are uniquely AAA formatted.
Afterdark in the evenings is like a modern-day Venus Flytrap nighttime show, and overnights are wonderfully eclectic. Segments of classical music and Canadiana round out the schedule.
Afternoon Drive host Rich Terfry exemplifies how to do voice-tracking worth listening to.
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Adding the ways to hear it:
"Alexa, ask CBC to play CBC Music "Atlantic"/"Eastern"/"Central"/"Mountain"/"Pacific" (whichever time zone you want. They're time shifted. The strangely-worded command is because you're invoking Alexa's CBC skill. Doing it this way works in the U.S.)
Sonos has a straightforward CBC app that streams fine in the U.S. I don't know what the commands are for Hey Google or Siri but feel free to add your experience.
Streaming from the CBC website may be geoblocked outside of Canada but VPN is your friend.
Afterdark in the evenings is like a modern-day Venus Flytrap nighttime show, and overnights are wonderfully eclectic. Segments of classical music and Canadiana round out the schedule.
Afternoon Drive host Rich Terfry exemplifies how to do voice-tracking worth listening to.
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Adding the ways to hear it:
"Alexa, ask CBC to play CBC Music "Atlantic"/"Eastern"/"Central"/"Mountain"/"Pacific" (whichever time zone you want. They're time shifted. The strangely-worded command is because you're invoking Alexa's CBC skill. Doing it this way works in the U.S.)
Sonos has a straightforward CBC app that streams fine in the U.S. I don't know what the commands are for Hey Google or Siri but feel free to add your experience.
Streaming from the CBC website may be geoblocked outside of Canada but VPN is your friend.
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