I love WLRN it is incredibly informative and interesting . On my many driving experiences I always…read moreput it on to be more aware of current events, priceless !

WLRN (NPR) 91.3 IN SOUTH FLORIDA is the only radio i listen to. They are accused of being too…read moreliberal, but as I'm an addicted listener, both in my car and at home all day into tne evening, I can tell you they are unbiased, present many alternate views, and always tell the truth. I am a sustaining subscriber for that reason, and have learned so much. As they say in a brilliant ad campaign, "it's never too late to 'lrn" (learn).

This local station keeps growing and expanding it's reach…read more It's the new home of Nightdrive and Laura of Miami's Vamos a la Playa. Taking her talents to the Woo after graduation from the U.... (obviously that phrase is not going to catch on,.. I realize that) If you do that Facebook thing.... they have a Página to look at - https://www.facebook.com/wynwoodradio There are photos, local events and cool links throughout. Their website is relaunching on June 1 (excited to see the update) Currently you can stream and grab info on music being played at @wynwoodplaylist Wynwood Radio. 'Music, Arts, Community"

Just four months back Revolution 93.5FM would have been unquestionably 5 stars! For an EDM purist…read morelike myself who grew up going to warehouse raves, who despite being "in my 40's" still puts in for vacation during Miami Music Week and Ultra, this radio station was heaven! This WAS where you could get all the greats (Armin Van Buuren, Pete Tong, etc) and jam out any time of the day. Even when I snuck out for lunch I could still break out glowsticks and rage to any type of obscure trance (real stuff, not David Guetta!) Imagine my disgust when two months back I heard a Rihanna track followed by some nameless pop "star". Compound that disgust when my ears were assaulted by the trashy GT or JT or whatever who used to be on Power 96 along with his annoying "fake news" contest. Come to find out that they now employ a "96" alum and have taken themselves down to that level in order to reach a greater audience. To their credit, they still have some Pete Tong and they have their downtempo EDM "Detox" show, as well as a few classic trance tracks. However, I now find myself switching the dial away more often (yes, I listen to other types of music but there's a time and a place and a mood). I hope they do go back to pure trance, even if they have to go listener-supported.

WHYYYYY! Why did you turn the ONLY unique and GOOD Radio station (Morning Show) into another Power…read more96. You have ruined the dynamics of it all. Now we have to deal with JP and Lucy or Gigi, I don't even know the names because they all sound the same with the same annoying routines. Fake phone calls, BS stories, and a complete disgust to morning programming. GOODBYE ORIGINALITY.... is there was a grading scale on here like on Netflix, you people would get solid *POOP* - "Bring Back JOE" - "BE ORIGINAL, STAY ORIGINAL."

Love this station and glad radio is still available like this! Such great DjS mixing songs with…read morecreativity and style, not AI generated music.

I'm not a snob, I'm a Connoisseur!…read more Despite first impressions on my review of 93.5 may imply, I love Hiphop. Specifically, old school hip hop like when Pitbull was hardcore and I was going to be the first white member of NWA. I'm talking about the golden age of hiphop, from the 90's to about 2006. Nothing wrong with Cardi B, but I have no patience for the so called mumble "rap". (Yes, I'm one of those who knows that Tupac lives!) A local radio station heard mostly just in city of Miami, 92.7 gets it right. At least in the evening, they play more of the "full / uncensored" version of songs. The afternoon drive show with DJ LS has an interactive part thru their IG account. Plus they play lots of Tupac and Biggie. So far their playlist is varied without the repetition of commercial stations. I also can't stress enough how they jam all the classics from the good old days, including long lost ones like Aaliyah, Dru Hill and Cypress Hill. Please don't change!

Jazz Encounters with Etienne Charles at WDNA radio station was AMAZING!!!! The vibe was vibing, the…read morestaff were super chill and friendly and Charles did NOT disappoint!! He and his band (professional and students) were engaging and incredibly talented. E. Charles engaged with the audience, making it a fun performance and of course his playing was incredible. A true talent and a fun and intimate space!

When Nicole Kidman affixed her usually icy gaze upon the world (that night it was soft) in 2003 and…read moreaccepted her Academy Award, she mentioned that 'art is important' -- and she's correct. Art is important. Public radio is important. I'm so pleased that there's an outlet like 88.9 WDNA that combine the two into relaxing, inspiring, soul-lifting music. Jazz is as American as apple pie and as traditional an art form as we know in these United States. As a former resident of New Orleans and Chicago, I can honestly say that listening to jazz -- really, actively listening, feeling and absorbing jazz -- is a musical treat that, for me, has no equal. The programming highlights both local, national and international versions of the art form and, as a listener, it's thrilling to meditate on all the variations on a theme. We are more alike than unalike. In addition to the groovy tunes coming from the dial, the physical studio space is also rather impressive. The main room houses a rotation collection of art pieces that educate and entertain. When I was there, they were wrapping up an interactive exhibit where one could press a button and hear music/biography of the musician wt which he gazed. I really enjoyed it primarily because of Celia Cruz. How one can look at a picture of that woman or hear her music and not smile, dance and slap someone (just because; azucar!), I don't know. Leaving the main room, I was fortunate to get a tour of the music collection and studios at the station. I have long been enamored of radio and seeing the volumes of CDs, records and tapes and thinking about their importance to not only the world of music, but culture, history, celebration, and peace... it's pretty overwhelming. Become an active global citizen by participating in the wonders of local music. It's good for the soul.

So glad there's an alternative rock station in South Florida! The Shark plays a really good…read moremusical mix of popular alternative artists/songs and they also showcase many new artists. All of the djs are articulate as well as entertaining, and I like the morning show, "The Big Mistake," because they have a good amount of talk, humor, and music. (It seems that many of the other local morning shows are mostly talk with little, or no, music.) The Shark was also the main sponsor of The Riptide Musical Festival in early December. It was an incredible event with several stages, great activities, bars, and food....right on Fort Lauderdale Beach. Riptide's lineup was amazing: Panic at the Disco, 311, Live, Third Eye Blind, Collective Soul, Everclear, Sublime with Rome; and then there were many new artists: Blue October, Robert Delong, Alice Merton, and more. It seems they are always promoting some concert or another and I hope they will be around for a long time! They fill a much needed space in the air waves of South Florida.

You guys rock my morning ‍. I personally don't think your jokes are wack, more like the real deal…read morelol

Lorenzo's station is awesome. A station for grown folk that I can take every where. I love the…read moreplaylist as it's a constant mix of songs from today and my undergrad days (not that those days are that far away) lol. I am fickle like the rest of Miami listeners so we like to mix things up and aren't easily impressed. This station however is refreshing and keeps me going throughout my day. Keep it up Miami

Nice station with some solid personalities on during the day. The music selection is solid. Took me…read moreback to my college days with a great variety on r&b and hip hop. The music from the 90's has a certain sound that is absent from today's music. Live from MIA is a breath of fresh air for those of us who long for the music from the 90's.

Excellent radio station on Miami's entertainment/news station, very unique defending the community…read moreof Cubans in the slaved captive island. Render and full fill the need of citizens no matter from where the citizens has come from.

This is to me the best radio station with very good variety of topics and goes down to the core…read morewell balanced allowing to speak both sides however with respect and decency and not decadency... we listen to this station listen to 630AM almost of the day..keep up the good work folks...God bless you all and make you prosperous this new 2020...FELIZ NAVIDAD 2020, HAPPY HANUKA .FELICES FIESTAS VIVA LA HERMANDAD Y LA FRATERNIDAD DE LOS PUEBLOS CON TODO SUS ACENTOS E IDIOMAS DIFERENTES.

independent streaming radio station and studio located in allapattah. Ive been here on multiple…read moreoccasions as a guest of different podcasts. The equipment used is good quality. they have a comfortable waiting room as well as a large sound booth. The staff is always friendly.

Jolts (like the drink) Radio is almost like a real radio station but u listen to it on the…read moreinternet. The guy there lets me DJ once a month on their state of the art equipment, although the needle on the left turntable is always messed up so I have to bring my own from home. I looked up Jolts on Yelp but didn't see them, they're still just a small, modest mom n pop operation. I created their page here so I could write a review and share with the world my experiences at Jolts. There's a guy who likes to hang out there on the days I go, his name is Robbbie Brandy (like the drink). He's always playing music from genres I've never heard of like grindcore, power electronics, national socialist black metal, doom gaze, sound puzzle, bukkake-core, Chinese Opera, no-fi, ...just to name a few. I guess u can say Jolts is pretty "eclectic" with their programming. The Jolts studio itself is located at an up-and-coming block in historical Allapattah which is slowly but surely being gentrifried by artist studios and stores selling yoga pants for babies. But don't dismay, Jolts is the REAL DEAL. A creative platform that gives a voice to their community. I travel there once a month from Fort Lauderdale, so I certainly know what community is all about. PROS: Being able to be a part of Jolts' creative community. I get a free glass of water every time I go, in an actual GLASS! CONS: Google maps didn't let me know about traffic on I95, so I got there late yesterday.