When I moved here 16 years ago from south Florida I was thrilled to find an all jazz radio station…read more Unfortunately the Jazz is very limited on this station to 11:00 to 1:00p.m., and Saturday mornings 7:00 A.M TO 12 noon. The rest of the week there is some Jazz with R&B mixed in. Not enough Jazz to keep you listening. I usually switch to streaming Pure Jazz Radio from New York City or I just switch over to the classical station. I'm so sorry management went with this new music policy.

Definitely a great radio station here in our community that plays awesome music all the time, and…read moredefinitely has some of the best jazz DJs in the area.....Of course, I'm biased towards the station since I had a long running blues show that I did there and I still miss doing work there.....

I've been listening for 20+ years. It used to be five stars, but something awful has happened to…read moretheir lineup in the past couple of years (pandemic related?) and they're putting a lot of top-40 alt-rock crapola into the rotation. Where has the experimental music I'd never heard before gone? And the DJs with encyclopedic knowledge of independent and world music? Please bring them back -- I hope this faltering is temporary.

WXYC is one of the best university radio stations I've heard, and probably the most musically…read morediverse station in the Triangle, if not the state. On the air since 1977, they play an incredibly wide range of music, with a special focus on local artists. Every day from 5-9 pm they give away tickets for shows at local venues, which is a great opportunity to explore Chapel Hill's music scene. As far as programming goes, I love the Thursday Night Feature, where the DJ picks a theme and then chooses the songs that fit that theme (e.g., 3 hours of songs about rainbows, or whatever). The only downside to WXYC is that with that much focus on diverse programming and music, there are certain times of day that they just don't play any songs I like. Nine times out of ten I like what I hear, but then again I've also flipped over when they were playing what sounded like 15 straight minutes of windchimes.

I would give five stars but sometimes I just want to tell everyone to shut the ### up and just play…read morethe wonderful music..Too much blathering at time but the music choices are insanely terrific.

What a awesome community radio station with some great talk shows, great people, and even some…read moreawesome blues on Thursday afternoons...Okay I'm biased there since I host that show...But they are definitely a force in the community..Might be little wattage, but we have big ideas, great thoughts, and of course with the power of the Internet we can be heard globally....

Still the community voice for Chapel Hill/Carrboro, live and online. Tune in, turn on, and drop $…read moreif you're so inclined.

Best radio station in town. They've got an eccletic selection of shows and it sounds like the djs…read moreare having a good time. These folks are keeping local radio alive - Bless them for that!!

My wife and I enjoy the variety and freshness of the music offered by a college radio station. As…read morewe are in our late 50's it is great to listen to new artists with a fresh take on all genre's. The WKNC format rocks. Something for everyone. Well done kids. ; -)

listened to A1 yesterday and On the Media this morning. There was no attempt to have a balanced…read morepresentation.

This is not a review of this radio station's programming. I don't think Yelp is the place for that…read more I am reviewing the office and Chapel Hill studio. I am a pledge drive volunteer and have visited this location near the Friday Center in Chapel Hill several times. There is ample parking but be sure you don't take a reserved space at the day care center next door. Signage lets you know where the front door is and where the volunteer entrance is. Staff is usually very polite and helpful. Years ago, I helped coordinate a radio interview here and now I know they split the space between studios in Chapel Hill and Durham. If you support public radio, consider volunteering.

Great station......Beatles, Stones, Monkees, The Guess Who, Steppenwolf, Stampeders, Van…read moreMorrison.....

Good so far. My husband and I travel the united states and so far since hitting new York this is…read morethe best channel I scanned to

Country music and commercials, this was what my friend tuned in on her car as we drove around…read morenorthern North Carolina. "#1 for New Country" is their tag line. As we were tuned in all day, there were a couple of repeats from the morning to the evening. Chevrolet by Dustin Lynch featuring Jelly Roll Kinfolks by Sam Hunt What Was I Thinkin' by Dierks Bentley Whiskey Glasses by Morgan Wallen Decent music even if I'm not a country fan. [Review 2127 of 2024 - 3795 in North Carolina - 23146 overall]