First, these guys are funny AF! If you're a touring comic,…read morethis should be your Must Stop place for an interview before your show. All the fans of Tom and Dan are also big fans of touring comedians and show up at the Improv and other local comedy clubs in droves after hearing your promotion on A Mediocre Time and A Corporate Time. I benefit in no way at all from my review except in the fact that I know I'm helping to promote my favorite radio podcast/show. I've been a fan of Dan for like 20 or more years. Tom is awesome too but Dan is really the comic brains that Tom plays off of. I have appreciated Dan's oddball references throughout his radio career and have felt like I was the only one who even heard him after most of his funny quips went unrecognized at his "quarry" job on terrestrial radio. But that's ok, I felt like I had the "in" on his secret jokes that very few people got. I can't tell you how many times I've been really down and depressed but listening to Tom and Dan made everything better just because they got me laughing again. Buy their documentary at TomAndDanMovie.com, support their show, be a BDM if you can afford $2.95 a month. You will be a part of the best radio listening community on the planet and will have access to extra content, BDM events and 2 free parties a year. I know this sounds like a commercial, and that's OK, because I want to promote but I haven't been paid, I swear. I just want to try to do what I can to keep these guys number one in the radio podcast world. These guys make my life better in a big way. Laughter is such a great way to deal with everything bad happening in this world and in my life. I don't know if this makes me sound like a loser or just a big fan but nearly all of my friends are BDMs. I'm part of this great community with inside jokes who are so supportive of each other and of the show. I thought being a fan of the Monsters was a great community of radio listeners (which I was a part of as well), but these guys bring it to another level all together. I can be awkward, shy and introverted but still have a great time at events because we all recognize that we're all just a bit off and that's not a bad thing, it can be celebrated with drinks and toots and great effing times. I'm a Scumbag, a Big Dick Millionaire (BDM) and an introvert with anxiety and social awkwardness, Hell Yeah, hear me roar...or something. #SFT

If you haven't tuned into A Mediocre Time with Tom and Dan then you need to!…read more The show is the brain child of Former Real Radio Genius Daniel Dennis and his Best Friend Tom. They play off of each others comedy, it's a little filthy, but a good kind of filthy not like creepy old man filthy. It's like sitting around the living room BSing with some friends. The topic range for the absurdly funny to crazy stories of hijinks and musings about life. They also have a news guy too, who is pretty cool. Ross. Sometimes they have special guest, like The Supervillians, or a comedian. If you listen you'll get sucked in and you'll wait for all week for the next show. But don't worry you can also decide to support the show by becoming a BDM member and you get 2 extra shows a week. The guys are hysterical, they make other radio shows seem like a snooze. Check it out. Snoots!

This is the way talk radio is meant to be. No censorship. No corporate media conglomerate agendas…read more No pandering to sponsors. Just unfiltered content. I don't even listen to terrestrial radio anymore. Podcasts like this are destined to be the new media. What you want, when you want it.

I've been a listener since before the war". I have dogtag #216! I want to thank each and everyone…read morefor the entertainment you have provided me and my fellow listeners for the last 30+ years. I'm over 60 years old now but Russ and crew keep me young! I miss 'Yaught rock weekend! I never heard so much Steely Dan and Michael McDonald in one place! Please bring it back!! Thanks again for your time!

I'm leaving this review because I listen to this radio station on the weekends and it was fresh…read morewith all sorts of different music now it's sounds like all the other radio stations.to me it's sucks now I liked it better before if I wanted to listen to the same old music that all the other radio stations play I would listen to them.

They play the same songs all the time. Not even the best of the artists…read more I hear Edge Of Seventeen almost everyday. Awful radio station.

A good few hours of listening to WMMO as I transited Orlando and spent the night in this fair city…read more WMMO caught my ear as I next, next, nexted my way to some decent music. Bon Jovi, Styx, Led Zeppelin, GNR, REO Speedwagon and Aerosmith with Rolling Stones right there when I turned on the radio in the morning. A reasonable number of commercials and none of them were annoying enough that I turned the dial. It's WMMO for me! [Review 12743 overall, 55 of 2020.]

With the seemingly eminent demise of the Orlando Sentinel daily paper, we are left with Orlando's…read more'alternative paper,' the Weekly. It mostly focuses on entertainment, so if you need to know who's playing where and what the drink specials are, this is your up to date source. Of course, on the back pages you'll find lots of ads for "outcall masseuses" and phone sex lines, but it still has some interesting content. Steve Schneider is sometimes brilliant, Billy Manes is everyones favorite gay scenester, and Happytown and Council Watch can be a fascinating read. Be sure to take the restaurant reviews with a grain of salt, though; although well written, they tend to praise their advertisers. How can you complain, its published every Thursday and its FREE!

Not really a fan of many of the views within the paper or the public representations of some of the…read moremembers of this paper. The content is really kind of "one track mind", and customer relations and community feedback are ignored often, but if you want to know the best place in town for a beer, burger, or vegan hot dog.... this is the paper to read. Also, know the latest "best friends" in the local music and art scenes by reading the "best of " mentions or local reviews. Just don't forget that it's operating on mostly a buddy system and many fantastic artists in Orlando are often just not credited. Ear and eyes open for the under dogs! ;-) It's an alright ALTERNATIVE paper.

Orange Appeal Magazine is the newest edition to hit the Orlando circuit of mass media. Just by…read moreglancing at the cover it's clear that this magazine means business when it comes to trends, fashion and style. Some may say it's similar to Orlando Style, but I assure you there is a difference between the two. While Orlando Style is geared more toward the young, fashion forward and well-known people and events throughout Central Florida,Orang Appeal is a bit more upscale in nature and focus on more than just what is going on in the surrounding area. Their first edition came out a few a months ago and, for a new magazine, seems like it's well written and organized. Like most publications, there is an overall theme usually highlighting a person or persons for a reason related to the theme. A large portion of the magazine is filled with advertisements and little blurbs about various places and happenings in the area. I've also noticed that this magazine seems to be somewhat geared toward women who are in their late twenties and beyond focusing on topics that are more grown up in nature. Being a Yelper, it's no surprise that my favorite part about this magazine is that it highlights the trendy and fun places around town including clothing boutiques, restaurants and home decor shops. Not only does it let you know where they are located, but a brief exerpt is written on each one. Most of the businesses mentioned are locally owned and operated. Overall, I'm a fan!

Just minding my own business at guest services on the Islander and snapped a picture. Next thing I…read moreknow I'm on the front landing page for this site feeling cruise ready:)

A fun and certainly tourist driven gimmick, Radio Margaritaville your feet tapping and hopefully…read moreinspires you to buy more drinks and food from Margaritaville. Again, this is a tourist driven shtick, but we are in a tourist area.