We hear so many passionate, informed, detailed and varied opinions from our listeners. Here are some highlights that illustrate this point:

“The knowledge, experience, professionalism and personality of the music program hosts gives WDET a huge advantage over bot-scheduled music streaming services.”

“I wish this channel played more music during the week. I understand the desire to balance the news. Especially later in the evening. Why is he playing an afternoon news show. give me some music This station has huge potential to compete with Seattle’s KEXP. PS Jon Moshier is my absolute favorite DJ on the station. He never misses a Saturday.”

“My listening habits completely changed when you added more local music programs and removed many talk/story based programs. The hosts sound (much) younger and less polished, and the overall vibe of the station is less appealing.”

“I’m so happy that music is back. I loved it when I first moved to Detroit Metro in 2004 and the music was the best part of DET. Now I’m back to loving the job like I did before.”

“I really like the current line-up! I especially like music on weekday afternoons. In GrooveSteven Henderson and the local news and NPR are all top notch!!”

“I prefer news and stories.”

“The music programming is outstanding; I especially love Ann Delisi, Rob Reinhart’s programs and This Island Earth. Always being introduced to wonderful, new, older, local, world music. So proud and grateful for WDET, I also appreciate the new programming, especially the coverage of local topics.”

“I just love all the great new music programming. So grateful.”

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