Now a part of the Adams Radio Group that manages a couple dozen radio stations in smaller markets…read morelike Tallahassee and Salisbury MD and Fort Wayne IN. 99.9 WXTY is known as "The Tally" and they're one of those "We play anything" stations. And they do. When you've got Janis Joplin in between Matchbox Twenty and the Police, yes, you do play anything. I had a good two or three hours of The Tally this afternoon and the music was pretty darned good. Very few DJ interruptions, if any. It was A-OK. [Review 14647 overall, 147 of 2021, number 1216 in Florida.]

Two days in Tallahassee and I spent most of that time tuned in to Gulf 104 for their rock and roll…read moretunes. Genesis, Eddie Money, Def Leppard, Van Halen, Dire Straights. All this and more kept me rocking along and if you saw me, I was probably signing along to the tunes, too. I was all around Tallahassee from the auto museum to the airport to the St. Marks Lighthouse. WGLF tuned in the whole time. [Review 14056 overall, 1378 of 2020, number 1121 in Florida.]

This radio station is a joke,they play the same songs over and over,the request line always has a…read more"busy" signal from sundown to sun up, if it's not a hit, they won't play it, this is proof that most stations are money controlled, this is why I constantly use YouTube

A few pros, but MANY cons--can't complain about the availability of talk programming throughout…read morethe day on 89.9. Plus, I can listen to WFSU in the car (it's the only time I don't tune in to another NPR station via the Internet). However, WFSU's local news is dismal at best. It also feels like a jagged jump in quality when national content is followed by local stories. There's also plenty of dead air, poorly timed rollovers, and the same recorded weather forecast airs all throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday (i.e., you'll be told to expect a high temperature in the 50s while listening at 8:00 pm). FSU Headlines is nothing more than a FSU public relations effort (it's definitely NOT objective news). The so called "Medical Minute" is obviously an advertisement disguised as a short segment. I supposed I've been spoiled by professional NPR member stations in other markets.

Love WFSU - I keep it on my radio all day; enjoy local news, NPR programming, and all the great…read moreinformation!

Great station when you're at the beach. Too bad they don't have streaming anymore.read more