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Alec Heap wrote on January 23, 2012 @ 12:19 PM:

I stumbled upon this station while it was playing a jazz song and i immediately added it to my presets. Ive only been listening to this and 93.1 since. Best radio station by far!!



Joe Velez wrote on January 25, 2012 @ 4:29 PM:

Tripped across the station one day while fiddling with my pre-sets. Loved the music, and WMXM is now my 1st pre-set.

One question though, I have noticed the music is on a large loop (4 hours?) Please tell me this is just because of finals or something likewise temporary.

If there is a lack of people who want to work the dials, I volunteer! I am in Highwood, only 10 minutes away.



Joe Velez wrote on January 25, 2012 @ 5:09 PM:

Hey, ask and ye shall receive! Fresh music. Yippee-kai-yay.
Thank you Miss DJ.



NIcholas Cage wrote on July 16, 2012 @ 7:39 PM:

Above average….2.5 stars. Will listen again.



Sondre wrote on July 30, 2012 @ 8:40 AM:

stumbled across this while driving through Deerfield. the sounds are fantastic. i thought it sounded like what I’d heard at Pitchfork, and then found out that you were there last year. keep up the good work.



Blitz wrote on August 7, 2012 @ 9:41 AM:

Heard a great sound coming from this station one day. Looked up the band and found out they were having a concert in Chicago the next night. Thanks for playing great and local jams!



Mark Lassman wrote on August 15, 2012 @ 9:04 PM:

I was a student at LFC during the 1976-1977 and 1977-1978 academic years. I also was on the WMXM staff during those years. Starting out by helping to “produce” the “Big Bad Bob” oldies show on Wednesday afternoons to doing my own news programs during my second year. I understand that the station has since moved from the location that it was when I was there, which was underneath the Chapel. Many, many good times there. At that time, we were all of 10 watts of screaming power. Wonder what it is now? My favorite thing to do was to go through all the strange and weird news stories that came out over the UPI printer overnight. That was before “internet”, kids! And yes, I’m still in touch with “Big Bad Bob” (Robert Meder, Class of 1977).



Michelle B. wrote on October 19, 2012 @ 9:18 PM:

My neighbor across the street is at LFC now and has a show on WMXM. Now that I see that you have streaming, I’ll make sure to tune in for her show. I briefly volunteered for the forerunner of WMXM when I was at the College as a freshman in 1970-71 (Got a late night slot and I wasn’t that happy with it), but this was before the station was a real FM station … it was a closed circuit system that could only be heard in the dorms and other College buildings. But what I remember the most was being blown away by the record collection, and being able to browse and play whatever I wanted.



Luke W. wrote on October 29, 2012 @ 12:47 PM:

Keep up the good work WMXM.



Tim p Cruz wrote on February 5, 2013 @ 6:30 PM:

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Andy McDonough wrote on April 26, 2013 @ 9:10 AM:

Naydia

I hope I spelled your name right. You are awesome. You are so much better than the Rev of Dispare. Anyways, I appreciate the tribute to Earth day. Keep up the good work and thanks for playing The John Wayne by the Little Green Cars. I love that song!!

Oh and you guys are the best thing to happen to radio since… well since I heard Pearl Jam Alive back in 1992!



Raymond R. wrote on May 5, 2013 @ 11:36 AM:

This last Tuesday morning (April 30th), I was lazily weaving my way through southeastern Wisconsin and into Illinois during a wandering road trip that originated from Saint Paul the day prior. I was passing through Great Lakes hoping to catch a brief glimpse of the Naval Training Center I was stationed at when I was 18, driving aimlessly and following the flow of the road. I found myself on a portion of the Great Lakes Circle Tour.

It was a beautiful morning, blue skies and the temperatures rising into the 70′s. The windows were rolled down and the sunroof was open. It was was first road trip in my new car and the first of the season.

That’s where I met you.

As I was shuffling through stations at 25mph, I came across an amazing song I had never heard before. And the song after that. And after that. And..

All of the way through Lake Forest and Highland Park, down Sheridan on my way to a city I haven’t seen in over 10 years. And when the signal faded, I streamed you online through my car speakers.

You were there, rocking my trip as I took in the air and the beautiful neighborhoods.

You were there, rocking my trip as I inched into Chicago and immediately felt like staying.

You were there, rocking my trip as I discovered that the posted speed limit in Chicago is purely a suggestion.

You were there, rocking my trip as I pulled into the Parking lot near The Field Museum, excited and beaming.

You were there, rocking my trip as I found out that I had left my driver’s license in Shell Lake, Wisconsin. 7 hours northwest..

You were there, still rocking my trip as I raced back to a gas station that closed in 8 Hours.

Thank you for being there. Rocking my trip.



Paul J Jones wrote on June 14, 2013 @ 6:48 PM:

Hello. My name is Paul J Jones. I’m a Country-Gospel singer-songwriter from Galena MO. I have written over 100 songs and recorded more than 60 originals. All my music is Gospel, many of which are also patriotic. If you accept music from independent artists I would appreciate a response to pjjonesmusic@centurytel.net (or) 417-224-4811.
Thank you and God bless, PJ.

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