What is the number one radio station in Washington DC?
WTOP-FM
In October 2020 the leading radio station in Washington D.C. by rating was WTOP-FM. The station had a rating of 10.3, meaning that 10.3 percent of those listening to the radio in Washington D.C. listened to WAMU-FM for at least five minutes in each 15-minute period.
What radio stations are in Washington DC?
Our Stations
- 97.1 WASH-FM Washington. Washington, DC. Mix & Variety.
- HOT 995. Washington, DC. Top 40 & Pop.
- DC101. Washington, DC.
- BIG 100. Washington, DC.
- 98.7 WMZQ. Washington, DC.
- DMV’s BIN 1120. Washington, DC. News & Talk.
- Cool Oldies. Washington, DC. Oldies.
- 104.7 WONK-FM. Washington, DC. News & Talk.
What are the 3 most listened to and most popular radio stations in VA?
Here is the list with top 10 radio stations in Virginia, listed by ratings.
- WVKL-FM (95.7 FM) https://www.radio.com/957rnb.
- WWDE-FM (101.3 FM) https://www.radio.com/2wd.
- WOWI-FM (102.9 FM) http://103jamz.com/
- WGH-FM (97.3 FM) https://www.973eagle.com/
- WMOV-FM (107.7 FM) https://movin1077.iheart.com/
What is the R&B station?
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Where is National Public Radio in Washington DC?
National Public Radio, Inc. was founded in 1970, and is located at 1111 N Capitol St Ne in Washington. Additional information is available at or by contacting Jarl Mohn at (202) 513-2000.
How do you listen to radio stations?
Listening to your favorite radio station is usually one or two clicks away. Once you land on the station’s home page, a “listen live” or “listen now” button invites you to tune in. On most National Public Radio sites, such as Wisconsin Public Radio ‘s, click once on the “Listen Live” button and you begin listening immediately.
What is DC radio?
An AC/DC receiver design is a style of power supply of vacuum tube radio or television receivers that eliminated the bulky and expensive mains transformer. A side-effect of the design was that the receiver could in principle operate from a DC supply as well as an AC supply. Consequently, they were known as “AC/DC receivers”.