This station is amazing..Was tired of the blah, blah, blah talk, ying yang music, or just the same…read morething over & over so I went "surfing". Much to my pleasant surprise I found 101,9. I LOVE this station. You're practically in my back yard & I didn't know about you. The music brings back so many wonderful memories & it's so nice to have music you can relate to & sing along with..and yes, if I get too loud, people do stare..but who cares..I'm having fun:)) It makes driving places go so fast. Please don't change..stay as you are. I live in Sunbury so it's also nice to hear what's going on in & around Delaware.

I (actually) like this station. Some of it is a bit much (in terms of music...Aaron Neville and…read moreLinda Ronstadt anyone?) but they are extremely involved in the community and actually have one great website. I secretly listen to Delilah at night, too. She makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. (And no I've never called.) If you haven't seen the new online outlet they are providing to its listeners, go check it out now. Great idea! I am really impressed with the events that they organize, too! I went to one back in April (Girls Night Out) at Whole Foods on Sawmill and it was fantastic! I am really impressed with the lengths this station goes to carve out its own niche in the community and think outside the box.

Music, of course, often evokes strong opinions so the tunes may or may not match your taste (it's…read morepop/rock), but I love that the station is very active in the community. They host various events throughout the year, everything from the kids club at Polaris Fashion Place during the summer to Girls' Nights Out and more. This year, we enjoyed attending the Easter EGGstravaganza Drive-Thru, which was a fun event that the kid really enjoyed. They had various booths handing out candy and other goodies (the cat ears from Cat Welfare was a big hit!), Mr. Sunny, and pictures with the Easter Bunny - all from the car. The station also offers their Treat Truck, which heads around to different events and different neighborhoods (you can apply for yours on their website) and hands out free treats. We've enjoyed everything from Dairy Queen ice cream or popsicle treats at kids club to this year's partnership with Cheryl's Cookies for Cheryl's birthday. We appreciate all of the fun stuff they've put together for the community!

Fantastic news and music!! New and improved music to the mix!! Always great and grateful for all…read morethe work put in for this!'

So many things to love about our LOCAL station, but if I had to pick the one I love the most it…read morewould definitely be how tied they are to our local community & how well they represent us! A VERY close second would be their Big Room performances. I am fortunate enough to have taken advantage of this golden opportunity to catch performances from my favorite artists in an intimate setting.

I loved 103.5 when it was a smooth jazz format. I got tired of switching my radio dial and hearing…read morethe same songs over and over again, so it was very refreshing to land upon a station that not only played classical jazz, but also featured a bevy of new artists. The Harmonic Lounge was the highlight of my week. Then I tuned in to 103.5 yesterday, and thought I plugged in the wrong numbers. 1980s-era music was coming through my car radio. I then discovered that 103.5 had changed their name to "Rewind" and switched the format to pop tunes. Well.... Rewind is an appropriate term for rehashing music from two decades ago (Don't get me wrong, there are some songs from the '80s that I love, but I can hear them on many other stations). The station no longer stands out, but sounds like a lot of the other FM stations in Columbus. It lost its unique identity. 103.5 is now wallpaper for the masses and no longer a preset on my Bose.

New station format "Greatest Hits"read more

My colleagues and I were invited to mix up some cocktails on 107.9 The Mix for a few weeks for the…read morenext couple months. Michelle and Eric were truly hospitable and invited us in with open arms. I truly did enjoy meeting every single one of them there. The radio station plays about hits and I listen to it daily. I'm so excited to go back in a couple weeks just in time for Christmas. Cheers!

In my punk rock early 20s I would have never dreamed that an oldies station would be one of my…read morefavorite stations, but so be it. I love this station not only because of the delicious irony of a station whose call letters are "O.D.B." playing oldies, but because I love oldies- classic rock and pop songs from the 60s and 70s that everyone in the car can, if they are made of the Right Stuff, sing along with, huge goofy grins and all. I mean, come on, this station has multiple blocks of nothing but The Beatles. Yesssssss. Granted the DJs are beyond corny here. Their jokes are so bad that sometimes I feel embarrassed to hear them- and that's not a cute joke on my part, that's the truth. Horrible, horrible humor. Granted I'm not in the target audience, but I can't imagine many people enjoying fumbled pseudo-sexual jokes made by a smooth-voiced oldies dude. Just... shudder. Still, this is one of the three stations I can stand in Columbus and it is fast becoming my second favorite of those three. Definitely worth a listen in my book.

They are mildly repetitive, but definitely the best radio to listen to for alternative throwbacksread more

Ha ha ha HA. Really? This station is hilarious, awesome, and scary all at once. And I can't stop…read morelistening. Let me run down part of a recent set from Gen X Radio 106.7: Sir Mix a Lot, Baby Got Back NIN, Head Like a Hole Twisted Sister, We're Not Gonna Take it TLC, Red Light Special Alanis Morrissette, You Outta Know If you were born any time in the late 1970s through the 1980s (1983 holler!), this station will likely make you feel the same. And while I definitely could do without the Alanis, the rest of the music on this station makes me reminisce like a mofo. This is, of course, regardless of whether I actually liked the music at the time, and/or whether I actually remember it firsthand, or if instead obsessive consumption as a teen of VH1's "I love the 80s" helped me to "remember." I have to say, it's an interesting concept to put basically what is two overlapping generations (I'm fairly sure Generation X is far too old for Eve 6) as well as at least 6 different genres (r&b, rap, grunge, hair metal, radio rock, radio alternative, etc) onto one station. It's slightly schizo, but I think ultimately, it works. It's like actually existing in the 80s and 90s because all that stuff was all around you, whether you liked it or listened to it or not... I mean, come on, who doesn't know who Duran Duran or Salt n Peppa are? Right? Right. So yeah. Radio 106.7 is my new The Brew (formerly my go-to station, since I rarely listen to the radio). I can't even remember The Brew's call numbers... what have you done to me, Gen X Radio!? My very own station...!

Guess who just got back today Them wild-eyed boys that had…read morebeen away Haven't changed, had much to say But man, I still think them cats are crazy - The Boys Are Back In Town, Thin Lizzie Stuck in traffic on the highway and looking for an update, I hopped through channels with the seek button before landing here on WLVQ, Q 96, "Iconic rock." And it was indeed iconic with a good variety of rock and roll classic songs. Sharp Dressed Man, ZZ Top Signs, Tesla Call Me The Breeze, Lynyrd Skynryd Everybody Wants You, Billy Squier When I'm back in central Ohio, I'll be looking for this one. [Review 20466 overall - 198 in Ohio - 1446 of 2023.]

The station literally plays 60 seconds of music and then goes right back to 10 to 15 minutes of…read more commercials every day. Not to mention how extremely inappropriate and disgusting the talks are that they discuss over the air. We wonder why the newest generation of children don't know how to act? Maybe if the public radio stations could act maturely, our children could grow up the same.