Favorite stations of passed presidents?

[bobdavcav]

I was wondering if anyone knew what stations have presidents listened to over the years? All I know is what is now hot 99.5 was Reagan's favorite, and I thought one of the presidents always listened to WAVA, but can't find that on Wikipedia anymore.

 

[the golden boy]

The two Bushes were country fans, so I wonder if they listened to WMZQ.

 

[CTListener]

The two Bushes were country fans, so I wonder if they listened to WMZQ.

Baseball fans, too, so maybe they listened to the odd Orioles or (at least Bush II) Nationals game on WBAL or WTOP.

 

[the golden boy]

The two Bushes were country fans, so I wonder if they listened to WMZQ.

Baseball fans, too, so maybe they listened to the odd Orioles or (at least Bush II) Nationals game on WBAL or WTOP.

Or if the Rangers (Bush II, since he was part owner) were in town or in Baltimore.

 

[stevewillett]

I remember it was big news in DC that President Bush I always listened to WMZQ. They were promoting it.

 

[Ai4i]

One would expect the president to have taste more consistant with the office.

 

[HadYourPhil]

Passed? They're dead??

 

[JH_Radio]

Which president listened to 99.5 n ad and what format was it at that time I wonder?

 

[stevewillett]

99.5 in the 1980s would be beautiful music, WGAY.

 

[DToTheJ]

This post is with all due disrespect to HD Radio, and much respect to Jim Farley, who is doing, of course, a phenomenal job at WTOP, as one would expect. I'm sure he meant well when he gave former Obama press secretary Robert Gibbs an HD Radio... I'm willing to bet he didn't even touch it.
http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowldc/oh-snap-wtops-jim-farley-on-chuck-todd-robert-gibbs_b15198

(Since Gibbs is no longer in the Obama cabinet, I thought it would be fair to mention this.)