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By: Bob

Bob — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 17:55:37 +0000

I am totally sold on WPRR 1680 AM. Anyone in the Grand Rapids area should tune into their programming and give them a listen. It’s the replacement for the old Radio Disney, but the new format is pretty amazing, especially considering the standard fare that we get from radio broadcasts in Grand Rapids. Anyway, they have a streaming cast on their page at http://www.publicrealityradio.com. They’ve got great educational, progressive programming that is both locally produced and taken from the Pacifica Radio network from around the country. A friend of mine suggested I tune into the “Infidel Guy”, who I guess is pretty popular for his podcasts online, but it was surprising to find such content being broadcast over the air in Grand Rapids, Michigan of all places. Agree or disagree with the opinions, it is refreshing new content for listener supported radio in West Michigan.

By: Moloko Drencrom

Moloko Drencrom — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 04:49:27 +0000

Drive week? I just moved to Maui from seattle and listen to KEXP frequently. Love it! I’d play through drive week’s radio while at work, and it still kept me entertained. John & Cheryl amped out on coffee and energy drinks make for some good laughs. Their drives are less frequent than NPR (3 per year as opposed to 4) and it’s a small price to pay for having commercial-free radio with such verve. Maui’s listener supported station is Mana’o Radio. manaoradio.com . A few years ago, in the first week after its inception, we’d tune in at 7am to see what this entity was turning in to. A few days pass with great music. Then we get up in the morning and switch on the radio to pick up dead air. Fifteen minutes pass, and we leave it tuned because nothing else really appeals. Shortly after, we hear a few rustles, a clank, and then a frying sound. “Ho, sorry, eh? we slept in this morning. this is 91.5, mana’o radio… ” They were cooking breakfast on-air. During the first months, this low-power station was broadcast from the home of its founders Kathy Collins and Barry Shannon (deceased, barryfest is a great fundraising event.) Since then everything from music and money to computers and vehicles have been donated to make a great little station. Like KEXP, all of it’s varied shows can’t appeal to EVERYONE, but everyone can find something they’ll enjoy. Check it out! URN, the Nottingham university station is good too. Any other good listener supported stations you know about? Post! What if we could get all of them in communication with each other! The fun never ends. Aloha

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By: maria

maria — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 23:46:47 +0000

We just moved to Boston from Seattle and I was doing a search on listener supported radio around here - I got a hit for this old entry of yours.
We try to tell everyone about KEXP. I always thought they should have a bumper sticker that says “If you don’t like KEXP - you don’t like music”.

Man, I miss John in the Morning on the drive to work.