This is the worst college radio station in America, which is nuts because 30 years ago it was among…read morethe best. College radio is widely understood as the freeform radio vanguard, where one can hear musical offerings unavailable on commercial radio. When I tune into a college station, I don't want to hear a single song I know. 99% of what WERS plays nowadays is Top 40 "alternative" music from the 80s and 90s. Stuff I've been sick of for decades. Honk shoo. It's a college station masquerading as a commercial station masquerading as a twenty year-old iPod. If you are a retailer looking for the most unchallenging background noise for your shoppers to ignore, or perhaps a listener looking for a radio station to convince you that not only has there been no good music made in the past 35 years, but also that maybe music was just never good, WERS is it.

WERS Standing Room Only stand-alone stream is the BEST. Much better than ANY of the…read moresubscription pay radio stations dedicated to show tunes. Your support for them sustains a valuable community resource.

The only good radio station in Boston. Breakfast of Champions, Late Riser's Club, and The Lost &…read moreFound are essential listening daily.

One of the best stations in the Boston area, along with WZBC! Especially Becca Smith and Jon…read moreBernhart on Breakfast of Champions.

The best thing on radio OLD SKOOL ZONE man let me tell ya what this show is about ..Every saturday…read morenight 12 am till 4am somtimes later,The DJ name is Hollis 104.9 wrbb northeastern unversity and this is a hidden jewel in every aspect great soul music and slow romantic music ,,check this show out and believe me you will get addicted theres only a few but none come close to this ,,great feel good music take a listen....

My child had been taking guitar lessons at Zumix, and while we initially had high hopes, our…read moreexperience was ultimately very disappointing. My son has a disorder and is on an IEP; school has always been challenging for him, and at times, his guitar lessons had to take a back seat so he could focus on his academic needs. This summer, he was required to attend summer school due to those challenges. We communicated this to Zumix and asked if he could take a temporary break from lessons. The response we received from Jennifer was disheartening: "We've had to offer your lesson time to one of the many students currently on our waitlist who are eager and ready to jump in." While I understand there is high demand, this response lacked any compassion or effort to find a solution. It sent a clear message: that my child, who has already faced so many obstacles, is easily replaceable. Instead of feeling like part of a community, we felt discarded. There was no flexibility, no outreach, and no sense that they cared about my child's journey or well-being. If your child has a disability or needs some grace and understanding, I would strongly urge you to proceed with caution. This experience was a painful reminder that not all youth organizations are equipped--or willing--to support children with unique needs.

What an awesome venue! We had my daughters baby shower here…read moretoday, and I can't say enough about how much we loved it. From the people that work here, to how helpful they are, clean and organized, and it has everything you need! I highly recommend Zumix, and we are looking forward to having another even there soon. Maybe the baby's first birthday!

RadioBDC started streaming today at noon. Boy is it great hearing these familiar voices and killer…read moresongs. Lovin' it.