PLAY. DIFFERENT. SONGS. it's SO ANNOYING. everyday. the same 5 songs. no variety. also the dr goofy…read morewhite kid remixes are awful, just putting the same 5 songs you hear in the day at night and not mixing well

The Joe show is a joke. Ashley, Jed,& Terri are cool, but Joe is a total snob & other radio…read morestations have expressed the same feeling . We were faithful listeners for a few years. My kids were so excited to say hi and he must have forgot we could see his facial expressions on their YouTube Live channel when he rolled his eyes at me and my kids just for being excited to say hi. We no longer listen.

Trying to pick up a prize and how is it possible to do that when the lady at the front is locked…read moreout and cant see who wins? It seems as though no one knows how to do their job here. Spending 15+min being the only person here seems silly. Other stations have their crap together way better. Fun fact it was sitting in the fader the whe time.

I really like Mix 100.7 FM. Sometimes I'm not in a pop, rock, or rap mood and just want to listen…read moreto something mixed up. Listening to the same genre gets tiring, and this is more like hitting shuffle on your iPod and just checking out what comes up. One of my six programmed stations in my car.

I'm disappointed at the absence of Ian Beckles. He is the highlight of listening to sports radio…read more His sincerity shines through his opinions. He doesn't just play to the audience. His background gives credibility to his thoughts. Your station now has a list of entertainers. I can listen to mediocre comedians on half a dozen stations. I can surf the web or do Youtube. Now it will be worth the trouble. If you bring him back please put out a news release as I won't be listening to the station.

Whoever's idea it was to put the arrogant, and annoying Dan Patrick show on at 9am and bump by far…read morethe best show in the lineup Ronnie and T Kras to 6am,is an idiot. Ever since they let Ian Beckles go, 620 has shown it doesn't really know what there doing, and don't care what the listeners want! Kind of a joke of a radio station.

Toxically saturated with advertising. Even when the scheduled programming comes on, their dialogue…read moreis saturated with advertising. iHeart Radio is the most vial thing to ever descend upon talk radio. If I wanted to listen to music, or news about music, I would tune in to a music station. Lastly, Elizabeth Holland might be good at a lot of things (I don't know), but the last thing anybody needs to hear is her horrible radio voice. She needs to get over herself and step away from the mic!!!

Community radio rather than commercial, I was only able to stand it for three or four songs. The…read moremusic is... diverse. Not quite the style of rock that I prefer when driving but I'm sure there are people who enjoy this. "Midnight Rider" by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings "Sound & Color" by Alabama Shakes "Crimson and Clay" by Jason Isbell Hey, if this is your sort of music then more power to you. It wasn't mine. [Review 323 of 2025 - 1978 in Florida - 23885 overall]

I really miss this station, it used to be "shelter from the norm", now they seem to have gone all…read morein on making it sound like commercial for-profit radio. Rarely, if ever, during drive times does a song end without a commercial playing. Now, granted they're not commercials screaming at me to buy cars that I don't want and previously could not afford, but they are still unwelcome repetitive ads (the main reason I stopped listening to for-profit radio in the late 1980s) - even if they're advertising the station itself - and there aren't that many, so we have to hear them over and over and over and over and over again... Combined with my self-imposed news hiatus (I'm not advocating for cutting the news, I just personally do not want to hear it for 5 minutes every half hour, especially now in March 2025...), I spend more time muting and changing the station than I do actually listening, so unfortunately I can rarely listen to this station anymore.