Radio Station Information

WJOP 96.3 FM

Format:
Community

Owner:
Newburyport Community Media Center

WJOP is a low-power FM radio station broadcasting at 96.3 MHz. The station is licensed to Newburyport, MA. The station broadcasts Community programming.

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Listener Comments and Reviews

Operas and arias...I was listening. Let me know if you need jazz, spoken-word, or comedy content. I would love to play the thousand plus recordings I have to all. Thanks, Brad
By: Brad on May 2, 2016

Hi Brad, Thank you for your interest in WJOP. We are planning to start training mid July. I didn't know about your comment until this week so I do apologize for not responding right away. Please email with your interest and I can reply when I have specific dates. We started with classical because that was our largest playlist, we are playing jazz now and some other short programs. Things do take time to evolve! We are aiming to offer programming that is not otherwise easily available in this Newburyport area. We do intend on have talk programs as well. WJOP is part of Newburyport's Community Media. We have not added a lot to website yet (again a lot to do, but we make progress daily!). Stop in if in the area - hours on website or send email. I know listeners were getting tired of all that classical...we will still have some when all is said and done, but not 24/7 :) Sarah Hayden - PortMedia - sarahh@portmedia.org www.portmedia.org
By: Sarah Hayden on June 21, 2016

Would like a playlist for 11/7/16 5:00 - 6:00AM. This is the time that I listen and there was an aria played around 5:55AM today that I heard you play in July also and would love to know what it is. Thanks
By: Virginia on November 7, 2016

Was listening today on 2/17/17 at 12:43 pm and heard the most beautiful Latin sounding song with vocals. Could you please tell me what that was? I adore listening to your station - great morning of music!
By: Barbara on February 17, 2017

New resident to Amesbury, and commute to work towards Ipswich 5 days a week. Found jopa just scrolling tired of the same ole same ole music I've been listening to for what seems like forever. My first day listening, you covered blues and jazz and a variety of music new to my palette. I'm hooked! It's local and has a sense of community driven news and reports. After my stressful day i look forward to the commute home. And make sure i stay close to Newburyport. Thank you!
By: John Russell on January 19, 2018

I was listening to a beautiful piece with a cello, that ended at 18:16 hrs, on 2/7/18. Please tell me the name of this piece. Thank you for your dedication.
By: Dylan on February 7, 2018

Who is the country singer at 3:38 pm, 2/23/2018? Thanks.
By: Paul K on February 23, 2018

LOVE this station and the wonderful mix of music! Do you post your daily playlist? It would be great if you could so listeners can note certain recordings. Keep up the eclectic mix!
By: Marjorie Recinos on May 5, 2018

Can you post playlistssome of the medley's that' I"ve heard periodically while driving? .. THo I recognize the Beethoven and Brahms( I am a classical and jazz pianist and composer, if you'd like any of my albums), I would like to know some of the comtemporary jazz tracks. I alos am trying to find out when Joe was interviewed regarding the Fredrick Douglass speeches delivered at UU, as he told me this morning (when I first met him) that you played Tyrone Brown's chamber jazz album "A Sky with More Stars", which includes some of the same speeches. I had purchased 10 of these CDs through Dreambox Media in Philadelphia, one of which I subsequently gave to the UU administrator Kristen Feldenhaber. Tyrone Brown was my bassist for my 4 studio releases between 1997 and 2004. Thankyou www.gaypearson.com
By: Gay Pearson on September 9, 2018

Love the station but am puzzled by classical repeats, especially in afternoon. Maybe time to freshen the classical selection? Nina fletcher
By: Nina fletcher on November 21, 2018

My go-to station. Fine mix and quality versions. A online playlist or better on FB would help a bit when something irresistible comes on. Thanks for your diligence and quality programming. Peace, Ed
By: Ed on February 16, 2019

Love your station. Wish you’d fix the technical problems that sound like a faulty CD player. Need you more than ever in this time of corona virus.
By: Nina Fletcher on April 16, 2020

my wife Cookie and I will be married 50 years in feb.She is from Dorchester and myself from Ohio.I meet her after coming home from vietnam in 1970.We have lived in Newburyport since the 1980 and raised our kids here.I have been a singer song writer for years.I have written and performed everything from country to carribean.One of my first tunes as our story,called Dorchester Girl!Is a bit country but but a true story.Some of my in laws know it by heart.Let me know if interested in hearing with your listeners.I have had other tunes on local including the song Old Newburyport!.thanks
By: Robert burrier on January 31, 2021