WGLT is Bloomington-Normal's local NPR affiliate. Their main channel (89.1 FM) offers a combination…read moreof music, news, local programs, and national NPR programs. They also offer digital stations. One offers mostly news/talk, and another offers mostly blues. On the main channel, they play jazz on weekdays and blues on the weekends. Their local news team is by far the best in town. The station is very involved in the community and sponsors several music and other events throughout the year.

Community radio is such a wonderful thing - forget the commercial crap elsewhere on the dial…read more Here, the local folks run everything. You'll hear stuff on WEFT that other stations are afraid to air. The schedule is erratic, but you can find the latest schedule online and tune in for your favorite styles of music.

Joined weft early 2016 after getting contacted through my work with the local Black Lives Matter…read moregroup. Somewhat disorganized but that's what makes it community led! Two quick training sessions and some in studio session and I was on the air! I do subs mostly and very early Friday Morning Menu but I like it overall. Great local opportunity to share music and public affairs that matter to you and your community.

Now this is what I'm talking about! Great, great radio station that I can pick up on my internet…read morespecific radios. They play the adult contemporaries that I grew up with. No experimental jazz, obscure swing songs, muzac, or synthesized variations of old classics. They play the songs from when America was great, and then some. Too many stations in this format have a melenge of American classics that include too much doo-wop, soul, and Manhattan Transfer (ugh!). No, I stumbled upon a gold mine with this baby.Many thanks to Gary McCullough and his wife who have owned it since 1983; you're an oasis in a desert of bad radio.

WGCY is one of the most unique radio stations in the country. It airs a "beautiful music" format,…read morebasically soft, old-time music. They occasionally play newer songs, but with instrumental music. WGCY is a great asset to Gibson City. As our only radio station, they broadcast high school football and basketball games for our local high school (GCMS). WGCY is also our affiliate for CBS Radio News and the Chicago Bears Radio Network. Gary and Frank McCullough are on from 6-9 a.m. I would encourage anyone to tune in FM 106.3 or wgcyradio.com and start listening!!!

This station has a good talk show line-up and also carries The Dan Bongino Show weekdays from 11-…read more2 PM Central. He's funny, knows what he's talking about and very entertaining. Not to mention the professionalism of this station is something you'd find in a much larger city. One more reason to listen on your smart speaker - It sounds better on a smart speaker than any other station I've listened to. Kudos to the tech staff that makes this possible. James- Milwaukee, WI

I may be slightly biased here (seemingly as I host the Night show 7-Mid, Mon-Fri) but Q96 has it…read moreall! Kim Iverson delivers a fun commute to school/work every weekday morning 6-10. Todd Allen up next with 40 Minute Music mixes thru 2pm. Then, it's the JOE SHOW with Joe McIntyre 2-7pm. Finally, yours truly bringing the nighttime party to your stereo! Plus, every weekend, it's the hottest dance mix in CU, Q'ed Up...live from Joe's Brewery!! Find it all at 96.1fm on your dial!

I love this station! I listen to WPGU 107.1fm all day at work. Definitely my favorite alternative…read moreradio station in Champaign.

There should be two reviews... one for the AM, one for the FM…read more The AM side is excellent. They have a good mix of national shows and local productions. The meterologists are great. I could do without all the agricultural information (especially during weekday afternoons), but I understand it has value. Ok and there have been times when I've thought about calling up and promising to pledge lots of money if they'd just get rid of "Says You." I hate that show...those people just seem annoying. But I really do appreciate the AM programming a lot. I dinged a star on this review because of the FM side. I swear that whoever does their programming has no sense of when they should play sleepy music (you know... when the majority of listeners are trying to relax at the end of the day) versus peppier music (you know... when most of us are waking up). And pieces from British operas entitled something about "Why so pale and wan?" Really? That doesn't need to be on the radio and not at 7 in the morning on Monday. I'd also like to hear more variety. I know they shake up the lineup on Friday and Saturday nights, but I'd like to hear *more* jazz programming throughout the week. Not just classical.

WILL is the straight but never narrow radio station, playing mostly classical and jazz for their…read moremusic component, with some folk and world beat stuff. They also air National Public Radio and local news. Their weather forecasts were done by an actual meterologist, not just a card reader. They offer streaming and podcasts.