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Radio varies quite a bit across metropolitan areas. You could grow up and not really be a "radio person" based on what's available in your market. I have found
by beamatronic 9y ago
Radio varies quite a bit across metropolitan areas. You could grow up and not really be a "radio person" based on what's available in your market. I have found when traveling to various cities that a few of them have multiple, really fun radio stations.
Regardless of local radio choice, some people just aren't radio fans. If you are into EDM, for example, you probably won't find satisfaction in radio.
Another factor is how much friction there is in your particular car and car stereo for hooking up your smartphone. Not all cars have Bluetooth and those that do may not have it for audio (voice calls only). Finally even if your car has an aux input it may not be in a convenient place. For short trips you may not want to spend the overhead hooking up your phone each time.
So there are many factors that go into whether an individual is a "radio person" besides age.
- brewdad 9y agoI fall into exactly this category. 90% of my car trips are 10 minutes or less. My 2003 vehicle doesn't have bluetooth or aux. I've tried a couple different 12v adapters but the friction in setting it up and the compromises make it not worth my time. I'm lucky enough to live in a market with plenty of music/news options so I stick to radio almost entirely. When I visit my family in the less populated areas of Michigan, radio makes me want to kill myself. :)