What radio station do you listen too?
I listen to Radio 1 and Capital Dance here in England, UK.
I listen to Radio 1 and Capital Dance here in England, UK.
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Marie Mallory
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Closest thing to radio here is YT.
Nancy Hart
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Only FM for music while driving:
. 97.1 The River: Classic Hits
103.7 Chuck FM: Adult Hits
. 97.1 The River: Classic Hits
103.7 Chuck FM: Adult Hits
Jacob Petersheim
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Bad example, since I do a bit of shortwave listening as well as AM broadcast band DXing (attempting to pull in and identify and locate distant stations). Call it archaic, I don't mind.
In the car I have a series of FM stations (mostly music) and two AM stations (mostly news and weather) I listen to. However I also have a USB drive I keep in the car with nearly all of my CDs on it. Since the car has "voice search" it is easy to just go to an artist, album, or song. I haven't taken the effort to look into setting up playlists yet. Sometimes I'll take podcasts to the car as well, which can be a nice alternative on longer drives.
It can play from my phone as well, though I hardly have any music stored on my phone. Via Android Auto I can also play music or podcasts from YouTube as long as I have cellular data, but that's a bit clunkier to navigate by YouTube's nature. I can probably attempt to get music by song there using Google's voice assistant though.
In the car I have a series of FM stations (mostly music) and two AM stations (mostly news and weather) I listen to. However I also have a USB drive I keep in the car with nearly all of my CDs on it. Since the car has "voice search" it is easy to just go to an artist, album, or song. I haven't taken the effort to look into setting up playlists yet. Sometimes I'll take podcasts to the car as well, which can be a nice alternative on longer drives.
It can play from my phone as well, though I hardly have any music stored on my phone. Via Android Auto I can also play music or podcasts from YouTube as long as I have cellular data, but that's a bit clunkier to navigate by YouTube's nature. I can probably attempt to get music by song there using Google's voice assistant though.