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My vote, every time, has to be for WFMU. "The format", in 'FMUs case, is whatever the DJ likes to play. You may end up listening to an hour of funk, followed
by owenmarshall 6y ago
My vote, every time, has to be for WFMU. "The format", in 'FMUs case, is whatever the DJ likes to play.
You may end up listening to an hour of funk, followed by an hour of experimental noise, then old '78s and bluegrass. It makes for a fun listen.
https://wfmu.org/ https://wfmu.org/ - for a feel of programming, you can pick some of the DJs from here: http://www.wfmu.org/table http://www.wfmu.org/table
- twirlip 6y agoYes! Freem-form WFMU is an incredible station. Though based in NJ, it has a worldwide listener base. It is entirely listener supported, without even corporate underwriting, unlike other public radio stations in the US. It also has internet accesible archives of programming that goes back into the 90's. If you have a unique musical itch, just Google that song and add WFMU as the site. Click and enjoy the playlist that pops up.
- antihero 6y agoAnother truly eclectic station is Radio Paradise. It's like a constant wandering journey with a great community.