I occasionally listen to the radio here, but it is literally a radio black hole and not very good for finding out what's popular amongst high school and college students.
http://www.wazy.com/ - Z96.5 FM, Top 40 but very little of the new urban tunes get played unless they hit the pop charts.
http://www.artisticradio.com/wshp.htm - 95.7 FM "The Rocket," Classic rock, "targeting ages 25-54," so they include old 90s rock now. The format recently changed from 70s-80s classic rock to adding the 90s rock.
http://wbpefm.com/ - Bob 95.3 FM, A shuffle of hits primarily from the 80s and 90s with occasional current adult contemporary and 70s hits mixed in. This station is hit or miss, but great if there's nothing else on the radio. There are no radio shows, just tunes, bots, and ads. There is one radio personality, "The Weather Girl," who records the daily weather forecast and makes appearances for the station. Weird. This station used to be a country station but could not compete with the other country station, so the format was switched to this.
I used to listen to 102.9 (
http://www.b1029.com/index.php) but at the turn of the year, they switched from Top 40 to a format of Top 40 minus hip-hop or rap. They are now essentially an adult contemporary station with the occasional pop-rock. Even though I'm in their target demographic, I must be an odd-ball. I can't stand hearing John Mayer and Michael Bublé every hour!
