Radio in 2025

[RadioFixerCLE]

Then what do you do with 90.3?

Put WCPE back on there with the NPR talk.

 

[skiwest]

^ Classical on 95.5 and jazz on 90.3. 🙂

 

[MediaLover]

Then what do you do with 90.3?

Maybe use 90.3 instead of 104.9 to simulcast WKSU and help with Cleveland coverage for NPR.

 

[Rusty Muck]

WCLV has a much better signal on 90.3 and on the third subchannel of WKSU's network of stations. 95.5 has weaknesses to the west and occasional troposphere infighting with WKQI in Detroit as both are grandfathered B signals (let alone weaknesses in western Lorain County due to first-adjacent WLKR in Norwalk). As for EMF, that is immaterial as K-Love has good coverage on relay transmitters almost everywhere that 95.5 has weaknesses.

As much as I love listening to JazzNEO (to the point it's on my car dashboard) it's best suited as an online stream and HD subchannel tbh.