re: Why does Sirius/XM have DJs?

Rachel Steele
Richard blade
Mojo Nixon
Chris Carter
Tom petty
Steven van zandt
Jim Ladd
Earle Bailey
Meg griffin

And Elizabeth Cook

Kim Ashley on Prime Country is very relaxing.

Other favorites:

Rida Naser on BPM
Downtown Julie Brown & Mark McGrath on 90s on 9
Flash Phelps on 60s on 6 is an encyclopedia and knows more about US geography and roadside America than anyone I’ve ever heard

Storme Warren on the Highway never shuts up.

Love that Yacht Rock Radio dude

The sound quality of Sirius/XM is so bad I can't understand anyone that would pay to subject their ears to that shite.

I’m trying to decide if you are making a joke or googled “DJ” and got Candace Cameron because she played DJ tanner lol

I don’t disagree with you but when Jenny LSQ is on air for either the Spectrum, XMU, or any other station she plays great music

Why does any radio station have them anymore?

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So I can hear the sultry voice of Nina Blackwood....

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Is there a world record for number of packs of cigarettes smoked in a day?

It’s hard to imagine Nina not being the reigning champ.

I think the online-only stations like 70s/80s Super Party Hits and Classic Rock Party are music only. Add to favorites on your phone app and stream in car or at home.

I enjoy the Outlaw Country DJs: Mojo Nixon, Shooter Jennings, and Elizabeth Cook. The guys on Bluegrass Junction are good at giving a little history about a song/artist or what they are up to recently.

I personally like having the "presenters" on Classic Vinyl XM 26. They don't talk that much and give you good background on the great rock music from the late 60's and early 70's. Earl Bailey is my favorite, dude has the perfect radio voice.