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DennisJohnson
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This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think New York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict, discuss, and have fun.
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u2fan09
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> This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think New
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
92.3 Country
102.7-alternative
107.1 West chester,ny-aaa
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
92.3 Country
102.7-alternative
107.1 West chester,ny-aaa
> > This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think
> New
> > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > discuss, and have fun.
> >
> 92.3 Country
> 102.7-alternative
> 107.1 West chester,ny-aaa
>
I had said this somewhere but if satellite takes off, you will be hearing a lot more Latin and Urban stations on the terrestrial side along with news and sports. Though if HD works out, then terrestrial radio "might" be saved.
> New
> > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > discuss, and have fun.
> >
> 92.3 Country
> 102.7-alternative
> 107.1 West chester,ny-aaa
>
I had said this somewhere but if satellite takes off, you will be hearing a lot more Latin and Urban stations on the terrestrial side along with news and sports. Though if HD works out, then terrestrial radio "might" be saved.
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MattB
Guest
> This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think New
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
"From the TopTopTop of 1221 Avenue of the Americas, this is Channel ___ on Sirius Satellite Radio"<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
"From the TopTopTop of 1221 Avenue of the Americas, this is Channel ___ on Sirius Satellite Radio"<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think New
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
620am........Spanish Sportsradio
1560am.......Scott Shannon's True Oldies
880am........NewsTalk 880
92.3FM.......Hank
101.1FM......101 IMUS (24 hours of Best of Imus)
102.7FM......Son of Jack
103.5FM......Disco 103.5 (morning show starring Sal & Richard)
This is a only a joke....guys and gals.
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
620am........Spanish Sportsradio
1560am.......Scott Shannon's True Oldies
880am........NewsTalk 880
92.3FM.......Hank
101.1FM......101 IMUS (24 hours of Best of Imus)
102.7FM......Son of Jack
103.5FM......Disco 103.5 (morning show starring Sal & Richard)
This is a only a joke....guys and gals.
> > > This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think
> > New
> > > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > > discuss, and have fun.
> > >
> > 92.3 Country
> > 102.7-alternative
> > 107.1 West chester,ny-aaa
> >
>
> I had said this somewhere but if satellite takes off, you
> will be hearing a lot more Latin and Urban stations on the
> terrestrial side along with news and sports. Though if HD
> works out, then terrestrial radio "might" be saved.
>
I think unless regular am and fm radio gets its act together and does it soon that in five to ten years most programming will originate from somewhere else. It will be voice-tracked wich the exception of all news.
I hope I am wrong.
> > New
> > > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > > discuss, and have fun.
> > >
> > 92.3 Country
> > 102.7-alternative
> > 107.1 West chester,ny-aaa
> >
>
> I had said this somewhere but if satellite takes off, you
> will be hearing a lot more Latin and Urban stations on the
> terrestrial side along with news and sports. Though if HD
> works out, then terrestrial radio "might" be saved.
>
I think unless regular am and fm radio gets its act together and does it soon that in five to ten years most programming will originate from somewhere else. It will be voice-tracked wich the exception of all news.
I hope I am wrong.
> 620am........Spanish Sportsradio
> 1560am.......Scott Shannon's True Oldies
> 880am........NewsTalk 880
>
103.5FM......Disco 103.5 (morning show starring Sal &
> Richard)
>
> This is a only a joke....guys and gals.
>
SPRINGFIELDRAD:
Not bad.It doesn't sound too far from the truth with the exception of Sal & Richard on 103.5FM WKTU.
Thanks,
Kevin L. Sealy
<P ID="signature">______________
Kevin L. Sealy</P>
> 1560am.......Scott Shannon's True Oldies
> 880am........NewsTalk 880
>
103.5FM......Disco 103.5 (morning show starring Sal &
> Richard)
>
> This is a only a joke....guys and gals.
>
SPRINGFIELDRAD:
Not bad.It doesn't sound too far from the truth with the exception of Sal & Richard on 103.5FM WKTU.
Thanks,
Kevin L. Sealy
<P ID="signature">______________
Kevin L. Sealy</P>
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carlvanorden
Guest
> > This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think> New> > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,> > discuss, and have fun.> > > 92.3 Country > 102.7-alternative> 107.1 West chester,ny-aaa> My predictions:WOR: will stay a talk station but will become mainstream (lets call it more moderate) as it's current hosts begin to retire........................WCBS880:will indeed become news/talk, leaving WINS as the only all-news station in NYC....WLIB will morph back into more Carribean programming: the audience is there and it's signal remains mostly listenable in NYC....WWRL: will continue to grow as a black-talk station...WQEW: will be sold off in the Disney sale, and will return to a music format, most likely standards....1050 will also be sold off and will become (once again) a liberal talker, and perhaps AA's new affiliate in NYC.....930, 1480: will find other ethnic programming that will most likely air 24/7....WQCD will continue to become softer, competing with WLTW....WAWZ will be sold to a commercial broadcasting company and most likely retain it's programming as it is now.....CBS-FM will fall into the same catagory as NEW-FM...trying and failing at various formats, but one of them will most likely pick up a dance format and become successful again. I see no real changes for the spanish stations on FM except for WCAA which should try to cater more toward Newark/Jersey City, then to compete with 93.1 and 97.9. I see no changes to 107.5 and 98.7 as "soul" stations either, and the rap stations, 97.1 and 105.1 will continue to compete. WXRK will continue to move in an AAA direction in search of the younger listener, and I see no other classic rock station other than WAXQ being on in NYC in the next 5 years either.<P ID="signature">______________
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Michael_Boehm
Guest
> This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think New
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
WCBS FM will likely become a failure like WNEW FM and perhaps one other station will try to compete with Lite FM.
I am surprised there is no soft ac/oldies station here. Not a "Sunny" station playing "favorites from the 60s, 70s, and 80s". Will any of those come around? Maybe CBS FM or K Rock will go towards that direction. WNEW will probably continue to compete against KTU.
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
WCBS FM will likely become a failure like WNEW FM and perhaps one other station will try to compete with Lite FM.
I am surprised there is no soft ac/oldies station here. Not a "Sunny" station playing "favorites from the 60s, 70s, and 80s". Will any of those come around? Maybe CBS FM or K Rock will go towards that direction. WNEW will probably continue to compete against KTU.
> > This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think
> New
> > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > discuss, and have fun.
> >
>
> WCBS FM will likely become a failure like WNEW FM and
> perhaps one other station will try to compete with Lite FM.
>
>
> I am surprised there is no soft ac/oldies station here. Not
> a "Sunny" station playing "favorites from the 60s, 70s, and
> 80s". Will any of those come around? Maybe CBS FM or K Rock
> will go towards that direction. WNEW will probably continue
> to compete against KTU.
>
I would agree with you on all this. I'm not sure if K Rock would switch, but 5-10 years is a fairly long time span and a lot can happen. Like you said, maybe there will be a "Sunny 101.1" IF 'Jack' fails. Thats IF.<P ID="signature">______________
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> New
> > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > discuss, and have fun.
> >
>
> WCBS FM will likely become a failure like WNEW FM and
> perhaps one other station will try to compete with Lite FM.
>
>
> I am surprised there is no soft ac/oldies station here. Not
> a "Sunny" station playing "favorites from the 60s, 70s, and
> 80s". Will any of those come around? Maybe CBS FM or K Rock
> will go towards that direction. WNEW will probably continue
> to compete against KTU.
>
I would agree with you on all this. I'm not sure if K Rock would switch, but 5-10 years is a fairly long time span and a lot can happen. Like you said, maybe there will be a "Sunny 101.1" IF 'Jack' fails. Thats IF.<P ID="signature">______________
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DjJosB05
Guest
> This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think New
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
92.3 > Oldies (Infinity will bring it back)
92.7 > Latino Mix returns (All Reggaeton won't compete with Mega so they will go back)
95.5 > Current Dance
97.1 > (Still) Urban
97.9 > (Still) Tropical
98.7 > (Still) Urban AC
100.3 > (Still) Top 40
101.1 > Modern Rock (Crock 101.1)
101.9 > Returns to Smooth Jazz format
102.7 > AC (Competing with Lite FM)
103.5 > (Still) Chr/Rhythmic Dance
104.3 > (Still) Classic Rock
105.1 > Urban AC (To compete with Kiss FM)
106.7 > (Still) AC -> AND STILL #1
107.5 > Country (A long shot but it might happen)
660 > (Still) Sportsradio
700 > Talk Radio
880 > (Still) News Radio
1010 > (Still) News Radio
1050 > Still ESPN Radio w/ Local Sports Talk (To compete with WFAN)
What do ya think?
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JC
NYC & CT Radio Lover
Cumulus Media</P>
> York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> discuss, and have fun.
>
92.3 > Oldies (Infinity will bring it back)
92.7 > Latino Mix returns (All Reggaeton won't compete with Mega so they will go back)
95.5 > Current Dance
97.1 > (Still) Urban
97.9 > (Still) Tropical
98.7 > (Still) Urban AC
100.3 > (Still) Top 40
101.1 > Modern Rock (Crock 101.1)
101.9 > Returns to Smooth Jazz format
102.7 > AC (Competing with Lite FM)
103.5 > (Still) Chr/Rhythmic Dance
104.3 > (Still) Classic Rock
105.1 > Urban AC (To compete with Kiss FM)
106.7 > (Still) AC -> AND STILL #1
107.5 > Country (A long shot but it might happen)
660 > (Still) Sportsradio
700 > Talk Radio
880 > (Still) News Radio
1010 > (Still) News Radio
1050 > Still ESPN Radio w/ Local Sports Talk (To compete with WFAN)
What do ya think?
<P ID="signature">______________
JC
NYC & CT Radio Lover
Cumulus Media</P>
> > This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think
> New
> > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > discuss, and have fun.
> >
>
> 92.3 > Oldies (Infinity will bring it back)
Why would they?
> 92.7 > Latino Mix returns (All Reggaeton won't compete with
> Mega so they will go back)
> 95.5 > Current Dance
No way I see that happening. They make a ton of money with the soccer moms right now.
> 97.1 > (Still) Urban
> 97.9 > (Still) Tropical
> 98.7 > (Still) Urban AC
> 100.3 > (Still) Top 40
Reasonable guesses.
> 101.1 > Modern Rock (Crock 101.1)
Doubtful...K-Rock right before changing formats had a modern rock sound, as well as the old WLIR...as much as I loved both stations they never scored enough ratings in the NYC book to survive...why would that change now.
Ironically, Jack FM seems to be playing a lot of the stuff that a modern rock station would play though, including some new wave cuts from the 80's.
> 101.9 > Returns to Smooth Jazz format
Can't see that happening...I don't think their ratings have been hurt by going with the "chill" format and it probably gets better, younger demos.
> 102.7 > AC (Competing with Lite FM)
Quite possible.
> 103.5 > (Still) Chr/Rhythmic Dance
> 104.3 > (Still) Classic Rock
> 105.1 > Urban AC (To compete with Kiss FM)
Why would they compete with Kiss FM and not Hot 97? Hot 97 tends to do better than Kiss FM.
> 106.7 > (Still) AC -> AND STILL #1
I'd bet on that.
> 107.5 > Country (A long shot but it might happen)
I wouldn't be surprised if they change formats, but I don't see country coming to an FM outlet in NYC. And if WBLS fails at competing with Kiss FM, why would 105.1 take a risk and give it a shot, when they're doing great competing with Hot 97?
>
> 660 > (Still) Sportsradio
> 700 > Talk Radio
> 880 > (Still) News Radio
> 1010 > (Still) News Radio
> 1050 > Still ESPN Radio w/ Local Sports Talk (To compete
> with WFAN)
>
> What do ya think?
>
Well you picked pretty safe AM stations...what about 570? 620? 710? 1130? 1190? 1560? Think Radio Disney and Air America will survive? What about WOR and its ancient demos? And on the FM side, what about Family Radio...think they'll sell? What about WBAI and its prime slot in the middle of the FM dial? If anything, I can see one additional station going with some sort of spanish-language format, and I also wouldn't be surprised to see someone take a shot at Lite FM, if 102.7 continues to stick with its classic dance format for a year or two more. Maybe PLJ if its numbers and ad monies get eroded by Jack? Maybe 101.1 if Jack doesn't win over the listeners? Maybe 101.9 will flip to AC instead of going back to Smooth Jazz?
I'm also willing to bet that 96.3 will be unchanged in 5-10 years
> New
> > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > discuss, and have fun.
> >
>
> 92.3 > Oldies (Infinity will bring it back)
Why would they?
> 92.7 > Latino Mix returns (All Reggaeton won't compete with
> Mega so they will go back)
> 95.5 > Current Dance
No way I see that happening. They make a ton of money with the soccer moms right now.
> 97.1 > (Still) Urban
> 97.9 > (Still) Tropical
> 98.7 > (Still) Urban AC
> 100.3 > (Still) Top 40
Reasonable guesses.
> 101.1 > Modern Rock (Crock 101.1)
Doubtful...K-Rock right before changing formats had a modern rock sound, as well as the old WLIR...as much as I loved both stations they never scored enough ratings in the NYC book to survive...why would that change now.
Ironically, Jack FM seems to be playing a lot of the stuff that a modern rock station would play though, including some new wave cuts from the 80's.
> 101.9 > Returns to Smooth Jazz format
Can't see that happening...I don't think their ratings have been hurt by going with the "chill" format and it probably gets better, younger demos.
> 102.7 > AC (Competing with Lite FM)
Quite possible.
> 103.5 > (Still) Chr/Rhythmic Dance
> 104.3 > (Still) Classic Rock
> 105.1 > Urban AC (To compete with Kiss FM)
Why would they compete with Kiss FM and not Hot 97? Hot 97 tends to do better than Kiss FM.
> 106.7 > (Still) AC -> AND STILL #1
I'd bet on that.
> 107.5 > Country (A long shot but it might happen)
I wouldn't be surprised if they change formats, but I don't see country coming to an FM outlet in NYC. And if WBLS fails at competing with Kiss FM, why would 105.1 take a risk and give it a shot, when they're doing great competing with Hot 97?
>
> 660 > (Still) Sportsradio
> 700 > Talk Radio
> 880 > (Still) News Radio
> 1010 > (Still) News Radio
> 1050 > Still ESPN Radio w/ Local Sports Talk (To compete
> with WFAN)
>
> What do ya think?
>
Well you picked pretty safe AM stations...what about 570? 620? 710? 1130? 1190? 1560? Think Radio Disney and Air America will survive? What about WOR and its ancient demos? And on the FM side, what about Family Radio...think they'll sell? What about WBAI and its prime slot in the middle of the FM dial? If anything, I can see one additional station going with some sort of spanish-language format, and I also wouldn't be surprised to see someone take a shot at Lite FM, if 102.7 continues to stick with its classic dance format for a year or two more. Maybe PLJ if its numbers and ad monies get eroded by Jack? Maybe 101.1 if Jack doesn't win over the listeners? Maybe 101.9 will flip to AC instead of going back to Smooth Jazz?
I'm also willing to bet that 96.3 will be unchanged in 5-10 years
> > > This idea came from the Boston board. What do you think
> > New
> > > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > > discuss, and have fun.
> > >
> >
> > 92.3 > Oldies (Infinity will bring it back)
>
> Why would they?
Agreed, I don't think oldies will come back, at least on an Infinity station.
>
> > 92.7 > Latino Mix returns (All Reggaeton won't compete
> with
> > Mega so they will go back)
> > 95.5 > Current Dance
>
> No way I see that happening. They make a ton of money with
> the soccer moms right now.
Yes, WPLJ will likely stay Hot AC/Adult Hits type of format.
>
> > 97.1 > (Still) Urban
> > 97.9 > (Still) Tropical
> > 98.7 > (Still) Urban AC
> > 100.3 > (Still) Top 40
>
> Reasonable guesses.
>
> > 101.1 > Modern Rock (Crock 101.1)
>
I don't think it will go modern rock. If Jack fails, maybe a "Sunny" like station. "Favorites from 60s, 70s, and 80s"
>
> > 101.9 > Returns to Smooth Jazz format
>
> Can't see that happening...I don't think their ratings have
> been hurt by going with the "chill" format and it probably
> gets better, younger demos.
I think CD 101.9 will remain the same.
>
> > 102.7 > AC (Competing with Lite FM)
>
> Quite possible.
I would like 102.7 as an AC to compete with Lite FM, but Infinity may want to continue the battle with KTU. If Jack does succeed, 102.7 will be a regular AC or be more soft ac, like "Sunny 1027 Favorites from 60s, 70s, and 80s".
>
> > 103.5 > (Still) Chr/Rhythmic Dance
> > 104.3 > (Still) Classic Rock
> > 105.1 > Urban AC (To compete with Kiss FM)
>
> Why would they compete with Kiss FM and not Hot 97? Hot 97
> tends to do better than Kiss FM.
>
> > 106.7 > (Still) AC -> AND STILL #1
>
> I'd bet on that.
Ditto.
>
> > 107.5 > Country (A long shot but it might happen)
>
> I wouldn't be surprised if they change formats, but I don't
> see country coming to an FM outlet in NYC. And if WBLS
> fails at competing with Kiss FM, why would 105.1 take a risk
> and give it a shot, when they're doing great competing with
> Hot 97?
>
> >
> > 660 > (Still) Sportsradio
> > 700 > Talk Radio
> > 880 > (Still) News Radio
> > 1010 > (Still) News Radio
> > 1050 > Still ESPN Radio w/ Local Sports Talk (To compete
> > with WFAN)
> >
> > What do ya think?
> >
> Well you picked pretty safe AM stations...what about 570?
> 620? 710? 1130? 1190? 1560? Think Radio Disney and Air
> America will survive? What about WOR and its ancient demos?
> And on the FM side, what about Family Radio...think they'll
> sell? What about WBAI and its prime slot in the middle of
> the FM dial? If anything, I can see one additional station
> going with some sort of spanish-language format, and I also
> wouldn't be surprised to see someone take a shot at Lite FM,
> if 102.7 continues to stick with its classic dance format
> for a year or two more. Maybe PLJ if its numbers and ad
> monies get eroded by Jack? Maybe 101.1 if Jack doesn't win
> over the listeners? Maybe 101.9 will flip to AC instead of
> going back to Smooth Jazz?
>
> I'm also willing to bet that 96.3 will be unchanged in 5-10
> years
I don't think WFME will be sold. I also think 1130 WBBR will change formats.
>
<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> > New
> > > York City radio will be like in 5-10 years? Predict,
> > > discuss, and have fun.
> > >
> >
> > 92.3 > Oldies (Infinity will bring it back)
>
> Why would they?
Agreed, I don't think oldies will come back, at least on an Infinity station.
>
> > 92.7 > Latino Mix returns (All Reggaeton won't compete
> with
> > Mega so they will go back)
> > 95.5 > Current Dance
>
> No way I see that happening. They make a ton of money with
> the soccer moms right now.
Yes, WPLJ will likely stay Hot AC/Adult Hits type of format.
>
> > 97.1 > (Still) Urban
> > 97.9 > (Still) Tropical
> > 98.7 > (Still) Urban AC
> > 100.3 > (Still) Top 40
>
> Reasonable guesses.
>
> > 101.1 > Modern Rock (Crock 101.1)
>
I don't think it will go modern rock. If Jack fails, maybe a "Sunny" like station. "Favorites from 60s, 70s, and 80s"
>
> > 101.9 > Returns to Smooth Jazz format
>
> Can't see that happening...I don't think their ratings have
> been hurt by going with the "chill" format and it probably
> gets better, younger demos.
I think CD 101.9 will remain the same.
>
> > 102.7 > AC (Competing with Lite FM)
>
> Quite possible.
I would like 102.7 as an AC to compete with Lite FM, but Infinity may want to continue the battle with KTU. If Jack does succeed, 102.7 will be a regular AC or be more soft ac, like "Sunny 1027 Favorites from 60s, 70s, and 80s".
>
> > 103.5 > (Still) Chr/Rhythmic Dance
> > 104.3 > (Still) Classic Rock
> > 105.1 > Urban AC (To compete with Kiss FM)
>
> Why would they compete with Kiss FM and not Hot 97? Hot 97
> tends to do better than Kiss FM.
>
> > 106.7 > (Still) AC -> AND STILL #1
>
> I'd bet on that.
Ditto.
>
> > 107.5 > Country (A long shot but it might happen)
>
> I wouldn't be surprised if they change formats, but I don't
> see country coming to an FM outlet in NYC. And if WBLS
> fails at competing with Kiss FM, why would 105.1 take a risk
> and give it a shot, when they're doing great competing with
> Hot 97?
>
> >
> > 660 > (Still) Sportsradio
> > 700 > Talk Radio
> > 880 > (Still) News Radio
> > 1010 > (Still) News Radio
> > 1050 > Still ESPN Radio w/ Local Sports Talk (To compete
> > with WFAN)
> >
> > What do ya think?
> >
> Well you picked pretty safe AM stations...what about 570?
> 620? 710? 1130? 1190? 1560? Think Radio Disney and Air
> America will survive? What about WOR and its ancient demos?
> And on the FM side, what about Family Radio...think they'll
> sell? What about WBAI and its prime slot in the middle of
> the FM dial? If anything, I can see one additional station
> going with some sort of spanish-language format, and I also
> wouldn't be surprised to see someone take a shot at Lite FM,
> if 102.7 continues to stick with its classic dance format
> for a year or two more. Maybe PLJ if its numbers and ad
> monies get eroded by Jack? Maybe 101.1 if Jack doesn't win
> over the listeners? Maybe 101.9 will flip to AC instead of
> going back to Smooth Jazz?
>
> I'm also willing to bet that 96.3 will be unchanged in 5-10
> years
I don't think WFME will be sold. I also think 1130 WBBR will change formats.
>
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Here's What It Will Really Look Like
92.3 Rock
92.3 HD Modern Rock
93.1 Spanish
93.1 HD Spanish Rock
93.9 Public Radio
93.9 Adult Standards
94.7 Religious
94.7 HD Moslim/Jewish/Buddhist Religious (LOL, or not)
95.5 Adult Contemporary
95.5 HD All 80s
96.3 WQXR Classical
96.3 HD Jazz
97.1 Hip Hop
97.1 HD Classic Hip Hop
97.9 Spanish Contemporary
97.9 HD Spanish Oldies
97.9 HD II Spanish Hip Hop
98.7 Urban AC
98.7 HD 60s Soul
99.5 Liberal Talk
99.5 HD Triple A
100.3 Top 40
100.3 HD Global CHR
101.1 Jack & Jill
101.1 HD Oldies
101.9 Chill
101.9 Smooth Jazz
102.7 AC
102.7 HD Country
103.5 Rhythmic
103.5 HD Pure-Dance
104.3 Classic Rock
104.3 HD Sports
105.1 AC
105.1 Urban
105.9 Spanish Contemporary
105.9 HD Spanish Talk
106.7 Light AC
107.5 Urban Oldies
107.5 HD Comedy
92.3 Rock
92.3 HD Modern Rock
93.1 Spanish
93.1 HD Spanish Rock
93.9 Public Radio
93.9 Adult Standards
94.7 Religious
94.7 HD Moslim/Jewish/Buddhist Religious (LOL, or not)
95.5 Adult Contemporary
95.5 HD All 80s
96.3 WQXR Classical
96.3 HD Jazz
97.1 Hip Hop
97.1 HD Classic Hip Hop
97.9 Spanish Contemporary
97.9 HD Spanish Oldies
97.9 HD II Spanish Hip Hop
98.7 Urban AC
98.7 HD 60s Soul
99.5 Liberal Talk
99.5 HD Triple A
100.3 Top 40
100.3 HD Global CHR
101.1 Jack & Jill
101.1 HD Oldies
101.9 Chill
101.9 Smooth Jazz
102.7 AC
102.7 HD Country
103.5 Rhythmic
103.5 HD Pure-Dance
104.3 Classic Rock
104.3 HD Sports
105.1 AC
105.1 Urban
105.9 Spanish Contemporary
105.9 HD Spanish Talk
106.7 Light AC
107.5 Urban Oldies
107.5 HD Comedy
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