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Your Radio only gets TWO stations. Which ones do you want?

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Skynet74

Yep... That's all. Only two. Here is my pick.


630 WPRO. King of Talk, News and Information. Can't dispute that fact. They are damn useful~!

95.5 WBRU. My favorite station on the dial. I don't care if it's a bunch of college kids. The music kicks ass!
 
If we're talking radio stations that broadcast within the borders of Rhode Island...

95.5 WBRU--which I agree with Sky that it's currently the best music station in RI, even though they always seem to be running 5-10 minutes behind schedule. But I don't mind the 9 O'Clock News starting at 9:10.

102.7 WRNI--Gotta have NPR on, and I'm liking that WRNI seems to be gaining presence in the state.

If we're talking all radio stations--

102.7 WEQX/Manchester, VT--Best alternative station, hands down.

88.9 WERS/Boston. Emerson College eclectic-rock station.

Jacko
 
Yeah... when I posed the question I was just talking about stations in this liittle state. I could pick out ones I like better in other states too. I was just focusing on Rhode island in this post though.
 
I really only need WCTK. If I had to choose another it would be WPRO, but more for news & info than talk. If I didn't have XM I might answer differently, but I do so I won't.
 
I'm in full agreement with Skynet on this one, WPRO-AM and WBRU.

I wish I could substitute WRNI for WPRO-AM, but, I don't feel they have the local news staff that compares. WBRU continues to be the only commercial station in RI that's interesting to listen to.
 
94.1 HJY :) I don't live in RI anymore, but whenever I come to town, that is the station I listen to. I also love WBRU! I agree that even though it is a college station, I love the music!
 
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