Wish I could leave zero stars. Not for the old Edge, with its classic rock (although sometimes…read morethey did repeat too much). Not even for the newer Edge, with morning talk shows that interfered with my Zen driving in the morning. No, I'm talking about the new Edge that debuted today (September 19), that's all crappy talking windbags, all the time. Just what Washington DC needs, another inflammatory talk radio station. The Edge just lost me as a listener.

105.9 is fast on track to healing the hole left in my heart by the annihilation of 94.7. DC has…read moreclassic rock, again!

Wait... hang on... I'll write the review if I could just... stop... DANCING…read more My brother and I rave about radio station, which airs out of our homeland San Francisco Bay Area. While it most definitely serves the larger population of the Castro, there's no doubt this is premier dance music, anytime, day or night. Even from the East coast it's possible to listen online, google "Energy 92.7."

I love these people. I faithfully read the actual paper and I love reading the newsletters…read more Events meets news meets yard sales. Win-win. The staffers are really nice. City Paper makes my life better.

My experience was Life Changing. I was maybe 12 years old. I was spending the summer with Louise…read moreMcCallum in Waterford, VA. She knew I was interested in radio. She asked if I wanted to go to "the radio station." You Bet! We went and they showed us the studios and offices. It was magic for me. As we drove away, Ms. McCallum asked, "How was that?!" I muttered, "OK." She said, "What'a wrong?" I said, "I didn't get to say anything on the radio." She turned the car around and went back to the station parking lot and asked me to stay in the car. She went into the station and came back to the entrance shortly and motioned for me to come back in. They set me in front of a microphone and gave me a card with the station call letters and city of license. (Leesburg, VA.) I read the legal "Station ID." WAGE AM, Leesburg, Virginia." We got back in the car and as we drove away, Ms. McCallum had the radio on and tuned to WAGE. At the top of the hour, they played my recorded legal station ID, so I could hear ME on the air. Time passed, but my first career was in radio; for 17 years. Thank you WAGE!

This is a complaint about Justin the weather guy. He talks about the silliest things instead of…read moredoing the weather. Folks need to know in real time the weather not about his wife, his airplane flying or any of the other silly stuff he says. I'm not even sure what he's talking about when he goes off of weather. It's frustrating. All we need is weather clear and concise no jokes or silliness..please stop this

Local news station that actually holds local government accountable…read more WIZ never seems to question anything local leaders do, so I switched to WBF. It does not present the vitriol content of Fox Cable News.

John and Nancy are both very pleasant to work with and are knowledgeable in their trade. They do…read moreexcellent work in a timely fashion.

Incredible family owned business! John has everything you might be looking for regarding signs,…read moreflags, banners, pins etc. A great staple for our community. The service and knowledge is also fantastic.

This neighborhood & locally owned radio station was listed as the destination for DC Jazz…read moreFest's/Events by DC - Jazz in the Hood, featuring Saxophonist Herb Scott. However, after knocking on the door for a couple minutes & texting Herb, someone came out from next door asking if I was here for the concert. I said yes, got invited in & directed to the back of the building where the band was playing. Tickets were $5 & a Donation Box was floating around. The fenced in space was set up with a stage, tables, lounging furniture & a risen deck providing a backdrop of an old school backyard party. Food option was the friendly guy frying Fish & Chicken in the corner, where some people brought their own food & drinks. I got a little insight about We Act Radio. It's a small, diverse studio in the historic Anacostia area, where you can listen to their shows online at WeActRadio.com, AM/FM stations, Podcast or via their YouTube channel. You can add your voice to their live broadcasts by calling the station at 202-889-9797. The radio station has community partnerships with the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities, Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program & the Mosaic Theatre Company. It was a good show, as Herb jams on the Sax. Yet, for future shows/events there needs to be better signage of direction to avoid standing outside knocking on doors & windows.

If you want to be berated all day for how everything you thought you knew about sports is false,…read morebecause you've never played the game, and then finish things off by giving a big middle finger to everything but the Redskins and golf golf golf golf, then WTEM is for you. How has sports reporting/entertainment become such an obnoxious jockocracy? Why do people think fans want to be told how little they know "because they never played the damn game"? Considering the fan base of all sports consists of people who have never played the game at the collegiate level or above, they should be a little less abrasive. Without these idolizing fans, pro athletes today would still be struggling to pay their medical bills or working blue-collar jobs in the offseason. Worst of all, these guys have obviously never played the game of sports reporting before it fell into their laps, with 90 percent of their comments seemingly made up of cliches or lifted out of NFL Films scripts. The biggest culprit of this grating trend is 980. Rich "Doc" Walker and Brian "B-Mitch" Mitchell really only know football, and thus it's the only sport they talk about with any sort of sincerity. The same goes for basketball and John "Coach" Thompson, who seems to have WTEM by the balls. Why else would he be permitted to run over hard breaks on the hour with ad nauseam talk about "kids these days and their Walkmans" and incoherent ramblings about race, while at the same time having a stock of rants contradicting everything he just said? "Smokin'" Al Koken is a breath of fresh air, but this might only be because he's the only non-jock, non-Redskin cult hero on the station. If I were him I would go home every damn day wishing I were dead, though. How can anyone from the outside of this elite athletic circle stand to put up with them all afternoon? Then, at the end of the day, you finally get some regular joes talking sports. However, Steve Czaban is like your raging conservative relative, always complaining about women's sports, soccer, hockey and taxes and counting down the hours before his next tee time. Andy Pollin is a little more palatable but seems like a jerk to callers (although maybe they deserve it for calling in). Fortunately, Mike Wise from The Post and Thom Loverro from The Times have been coming on with increasing frequency. The print columnists ad some legitimate insight to Pollin and Czaban's show and are much lest hateful and cynical than either of them. Yet somehow they've never played the game! In conclusion, I'd like to give WTEM one star. But I listen to it almost every day. I hate commuting.

Let me say, I COMPLETELY agree with everything Kevin says. He is dead on in his review…read more However, I find Szaban pretty funny, and I think the Koken/B-Mitch/JT show is funny as well. Doc Walker is a little light on content and high on "balla of the week" type shenanigans, but on the whole is a decent 2 hour show. I do like that Doc grills Skins GM Vinny Cerrato. Read Kevin's review because he is dead-on correct, but listen to the shows yourself and form your own opinion.