[Polar Bear]

Just curious what you folks listen to around TV. I'm not talking about something you can only get with fancy equipment, or even streaming online. I'm talking about the good old-fashioned way...just cruising around town in your car that only has a decent AM/FM radio.

I'd like the stations you list to be clear. I don't want to have to battle static. Other than the local station, I know we're not in a radio station nirvana here. Heheh. But I'd like to know what you listen to when you want some...

Talk
Current/Top 40 Hits
Classic Rock
Easy Listening
Jazz
Adult Contemporary
Oldies
Any Other You'd Like to List.

[bobthegolfer]

I love 40's music. I also love Piano songs from the 40's. I enjoy that kind of music when I'm cooking or working around the house. But, I also love 50's as I'm a child of that era! I usually ask Alexa to play it for me. She does a decent job of providing what I like.

[Fredman]

99.7 from Ocala or stream music from my iPhone

[Fraugoofy]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

Just curious what you folks listen to around TV. I'm not talking about something you can only get with fancy equipment, or even streaming online. I'm talking about the good old-fashioned way...just cruising around town in your car that only has a decent AM/FM radio.

I'd like the stations you list to be clear. I don't want to have to battle static. Other than the local station, I know we're not in a radio station nirvana here. Heheh. But I'd like to know what you listen to when you want some...

Talk
Current/Top 40 Hits
Classic Rock
Easy Listening
Jazz
Adult Contemporary
Oldies
Any Other You'd Like to List.

I only listen to Amazon prime, even in my car and my golf cart. I find radio stations too cluttered with advertising...I don't have fancy equipment. I own an Android and a Bluetooth speaker...not very high tech at all...

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[JoMar]

Amazon Prime and XM in car only and basic package.

[NYGUY]

I listen to my own playlist through my cars bluetooth speakers. That way, I only have to listen to the songs I like.

[retiredguy123]

Clark Howard podcasts can be streamed on a phone or tablet and help to put me to sleep. He is a consumer guru.

[aninjamom]

102.7 FM, which is z88.3 in Orlando. The Central Florida contemporary Christian music station with no commercials. I've been listening to them since they came on the air in the 80's. They are also one of the first stations to broadcast Emergency alerts during bad weather.

[Bay Kid]

AM 650 in the mornings.

[Chatbrat]

97.3 the sky --only good conservative talk radio in the area==6-10 AM--when I'm in the car only

[Radioman41]

Amazon Prime at home and Sirius/XM in the car. WVLG is almost unlistenable at my home in Lake Deaton due to a loud (60 cycle) hum.

[Ecuadog]

K-Country, WOGK, 93.7 FM, Ocala

In my later life, this NYC boy has come to appreciate drivin' around listening to good ole boys (and gals).

[TommyT]

Originally Posted by Ecuadog

K-Country, WOGK, 93.7 FM, Ocala

I'm born and raised in the south and K-Country is by far the best country station I've ever heard.....

[billybye]

another 93.7 for both car and golf cart radio

[UpNorth]

Not many good choices for over-the-air radio for me in The Villages area. 97.3 (Sky) and 96.5 (WDBO Orlando) are my usual choices for talk radio and news (with a fair amount of reception issues). NPR at 90.1 sometimes. There was also The Boulevard at 89.6, but that seems to have disappeared from the airwaves. If you are into rap or country, (I'm not), you may find a few more. Sirius XM must do a good business around here considering what is available over-the-air.