A big thank you to the person who left my rental car tuned to 104.7 because as soon as I turned the…read morekey, it started blasting out the most awesome rock tunes. I don't know that I will even consider looking for another station while I'm here in Dayton. After the Led Zeppelin Kashmir, it was on to Heart's Barracuda and Blue Oyster Cult and beyond. Great rock and roll that I loved listening to. Not many commercials that late which was helpful. Range for the station was very good. I got about halfway to Columbus before I needed to look for something in that market. [Review 11268 overall, 1045 of 2019.]

Poor old Johnnie Ray Sounded sad upon the radio…read moreMoved a million hearts in mono Our mothers cried Sang along, who'd blame them? -Come On Eileen by Dexys Midnight Runners 92.9 is now "Jack FM - We Play Anything" and it seems to be a solid variety. I had an hour across Ohio and it was decent. "Call Me" by Blondie "Red, Red, Wine" by UB40 "You Spin Me Round" by Dead or Alive "Dream On" by Aerosmith Commercials, of course. [Review 1326 of 2024 - 246 in Ohio - 22349 overall]

As fly 92.9 I enjoyed the format and songs. So far the new format sounds like every other 70's and…read more80's preprogrammed station. There new tag line is now soft rock 92.9, Ick. There goal is apparently to have every dentist office and elevator tuned to there station. Having only recently started working in Dayton, I was really pleased that Dayton had a radio station I could listen to, instead of just streaming from Pandora. But that only lasted a month or two. Darn it!

Mostly talk radio. Rush Limbaugh, Neal Boortz, Sean…read moreHannity, Michael Savage, Clark Howard, Glenn Beck (on weekends), Kim Komando (weekends), a few others. Coast-to-Coast AM (George Noory, Art Bell, others) Some sports events. I listen to Neal Boortz mostly. Occasionally listen to some of the others. Like to listen to Clark Howard also. I also tune in if I am concerned about the weather or if there is a major event going on.

One of my favorite stations. Won't come in on the South side of town very good keeps fading out.read more

98.7 has up'd the ante now with streaming and a wider signal that uses 254BA. Lots more music…read moreavailable and I heard it may expand into the 90s R&B! Keeps getting better!

why is it that i am unable to listen to 98.7 fm here in dayton, oh where the station is located;;…read morenot in san sisco cal. I am not in San Fransciso, Ca? what's your problem? I would like to listen through streaming; thank u thanks that may by possible?

Now that the kids are back the music is continuous on 89.1. At this point I have heard a few songs…read moremore than once. I've also heard a wider variety of music, so that's a plus. Still the only local radio station I listen to regularly. Love it.

Dearly beloved We are gathered here today to get through…read morethis thing called "life" Electric word, life, it means forever and that′s a mighty long time. -Let's Go Crazy by Prince (1984) The rock and roll station I had been listening to rolled into a long long long series of commercials and after the sixth one in a single bunch, it was time to move on. I hit the seek button and landed here for "The 80s to Now" and yes, it was a little bit more "pop" than I prefer but it was better than the other. "Genie in A Bottle" by Christina Aguilera "Stargazing" by Myles Smith "One More Night" by Maroon 5 "Fast Car" by Luke Combs "I Ran (So Far Away)" by A Flock of Seagulls That all worked well for me as I drove west from Dayton. [Review 986 of 2026 - 361 in Ohio - 26165 overall]