that have streams that i should listen to

can't beat morning becomes eclectic on kcrw:
http://www.kcrw.com/show/mb

another good local radio station we have here in la is kxlu:
http://www.kxlu.com/

my friend greg does a good radio show on kwva in eugene, or on fridays from noon - 2pm
http://www.kwvaradio.org/

Around here when I'm close enough to the signal I listen to WTMD, Towson University Radio.

WTMD Streaming Link

91.5 KANU University of Kansas

First streaming university radio station in the whole wide world.

sweet.
thanks.

i'm going to Eugene this summer for a wedding.

what, you too good for the Drexel rap show?

is it me or is Drexel reggae ALL the time?

and i don't get any radio in my apartment besides 610 on the clock radio in my bathroom.

Okay WTMD is sucking right now with the John Mellencamp cover of "Wild Night".

i get pushed on woxy.com alot...

i am on a aol.com radio station kick.... all hair metal station. woot!

drexel is pretty much reggae and rap all day with a smattering of techno and black metal throughout the night. It's weird like that. Still, their hip-hop show is awesome.

And from the same campus :

http://www.kjhk.org/

http://www.wluw.org

Chicago (Loyola University)

yeah peep it out tomorrow if you can, he plays some good stuff.

http://www.wnur.org <--- Northwestern's station...you can hear my roommate on Saturday mornings (until he moves to Seattle next month)

me too, at the end of July...when are you gonna be there jewels?

http://wrfl.uky.edu


WRFL, very eclectic station from the University of Kentucky. New DJ every two hours, guaranteed.

I'm biased, but check out CJSW. There's an ogg vorbis stream that sounds terrific.

The only station on Long Island worthy of its own transmitter:

WUSB, 90.1 FM
Stony Brook, New York

http://www.wusb.org
http://wusb.fm

Not college, but community based radio from St. Louis is www.kdhx.org. It's broken into shows, and some of my favorites are on Thursday...

10:00AM The Greaser's Lunchbox
12:00PM Fishin' with Dynamite

both tend to be pretty focused on rockabilly/country/punk with some other stuff tossed in for variety.

On Friday, there's

12:00PM Bob's Scratchy Records (old rock 'n' roll and rare vinyl)
2:00PM Dangerous Curves (Female artists from all eras from a cool chick with excellent taste)

There's also some good dub and ska shows, a couple punk shows later at night and real late night electronica shows. Beware though that they've increased the talk shows these days and for my tastes go kind of overboard with the modern blues shows and ethnic folk music from around the world.

http://www.wuog.org
http://www.wrvu.org
http://www.radiofreenashville.org/

Everytime I turn it on it is.....