Thread: What kind of radio stations in Grenada?

dont think there are country, but there are reggae!
but u can listen to live radio on the internet.

oh and also if you have winamp you can listen to radio on that too. most of the channels are from the US, some are from abroad

I think there is also an adult contemporary station. One of the bus drivers used to tune into this station and we'd be treated to the big hits of REO Speedwagon, Air Supply and Hall and Oates. Reggae dominates the air... unless you're into BBC newsradio or Religious programming.

Reggae 24/7 baby!

don't forget Celine Dion. Grenadians love her like germans love ***** Hasselhoff!!!!

Originally Posted by RussianJoo

don't forget Celine Dion. Grenadians love her like germans love ***** Hasselhoff!!!!

my heart will go on.

reggae, reggae, and reggae and some crap at late night (that we had to suffer through on the late night bus rides back to grand beach). definitely bring the ipod. im even thinking of investing in one for next term.

the best Radio station in Grenada is an Trinidadian Station...ok not Grenadian radio station but it the best thing(yeah you would beable to pick it up on the south eastern coast clearly...that would be 95.1. Another good one would be 93.1/93.5. These stations play practically no Reggae(which is a good thing because I get my fair share from co worker playing it to the buses)...95.1 has a pretty entertaining morning show man you would even hear local trinidadian Rock band on there(Skid" Nevely rocks)

edit:/// every week 95.1 has Rick D's top 40's //

OK...as a music lover....I brought a radio and a world-wide radio with powerful freq. pickup, etc.......

The radio here really irritates me at times b/c there doesn't seem to be much order with which they play stuff.

There are usually 3-4 radio stations that we get signals from on campus....

89.5 - sometimes catches, sometimes doesn't - mostly reggae and SOCA
90.4 - SGU radio station, mostly hip-hop, but they haven't been on the air since May....this station used to just be 5 cds in a changers on random shuffle I think
93.7 - decent SOCA music, always catches
95.5 - excellent SOCA and r&B, always catches, I think they play adult contemporary on here sometimes as well

that's pretty much all I catch down here. sometimes 97.5 plays SOCA.....but if you like country......ummm...bring an IPOd.



It's not that I don't like SOCA, but variety would be nice. St. Vincent's had an American music radio station.....it was so weird to hear Third Eye Blind on the radio......