It really matters where you are located.
I listen to NPR and KQRS 92.5 (Classic Rock)
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I can't get enough in listening to Smooth Jazz. It's the kind of music that makes me feel more relax and soothes my soul.

If you're interested, you can listen to it here for free :)
http://www.sky.fm/smoothjazz/
Source(s):
http://www.sky.fm/smoothjazz/

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I actually work at a public radio station in Alabama, and I have to be honest and say that I rarely listen to it. I generally listen to podcasts on video games and technology.

When I do listen to the radio, I'm a sucker for the Top 40 stations and also sports talk radio. I have terrible taste I know, but I like it.

Our public radio station is Alabama Public Radio and you can listen to the stream online.
Source(s):
http://www.apr.org

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I don't very much, usually only when my wife is here in the house doing the chores.

Then we listen to Radio Puntarenas, which plays a really good mix of salsa, cumbia and reggaeton. (I live in Costa Rica)

We occasionally take breaks when we pass each other to do a little dancing to keep in practice. (keeps the hips loose you know). This goes on about twice a week when we are in the house.

In the US, I try to seek out the interesting stations, those playing jazz, blues, Jack radio, and classical when I am in the mood.
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Here in the NJ/NYC area, we got many choices, but most suck. Mainly for me its:

Q104.3: http://www.q1043.com/main.html
WDHA 105.5: http://www.wdhafm.com/

and I help out my friends on a weekly internet radio show down in New Brunswick, NJ
http://community.hearnewbrunswick.com/group/themikehammyshow
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106.7 FM. I listen to it because they play different type of music.
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98.5 fm This plays many different musics

103.5 this plays some christian music
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